Binance Wallet has integrated Plume Network’s nBASIS yield vault, giving self-custody users direct access to tokenized funds from Invesco and Bitwise. The move marks Binance Wallet’s first foray into structured real-world asset (RWA) yield products. Previously, the wallet’s yield options centered on DeFi protocols and tokenized equities. Now users can park stablecoins and earn approximately 3.5% from two institutional-grade funds sitting behind a single vault interface.
What’s actually inside the vault
The nBASIS vault is built on Plume’s Nest protocol. Users deposit stablecoins and receive yield-bearing vault tokens in return. Two funds power the yield. First is Invesco’s Short Duration U.S. Government Securities Fund, tokenized under the ticker USTB. It holds over $860 million in assets under management. Second is Bitwise’s Crypto Carry Fund, trading as USCC, with more than $170 million in AUM. Both were tokenized by Superstate.
The combination is deliberate. USTB provides exposure to short-duration government debt. USCC runs a crypto carry strategy, capturing yield from basis trades and funding rates in digital asset markets. Blending both into a single vault gives depositors a diversified yield stream that doesn’t rely entirely on either TradFi or crypto-native returns.
