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Binance Wallet Just Put Tokenized Invesco and Bitwise Funds Inside Its Self-Custody App

By Isaac • July 8, 2026 8:43 pm • Comments

Binance Wallet has added Plume Network’s flagship nBASIS yield vault, bringing tokenized Invesco and Bitwise fund exposure into its self-custody app.

The vault lets users deposit stablecoins and gain on-chain exposure to two products: Invesco’s Short Duration U.S. Government Securities Fund under the USTB ticker and Bitwise’s Crypto Carry Fund under the USCC ticker.

Both funds are tokenized by Superstate and currently yield about 3.5% each. That yield reflects present conditions and can change.

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This is real-world-asset income arriving through a major exchange wallet interface, delivered as a structured vault rather than a scattered set of DeFi positions.

The Block reported on July 8 that Binance Wallet, the self-custody wallet inside the Binance app, integrated Plume’s nBASIS vault.

USTB carried more than $860 million in assets under management and USCC had more than $170 million. Both funds sit on-chain in tokenized form through Superstate, with yields near 3.5%.

Ryan Wen, Plume’s head of operations and strategy, told The Block that Binance Wallet’s earlier integrations mostly covered DeFi yield and tokenized spot equities. He called nBASIS the wallet’s first structured-income real-world-asset yield product integration.

The Block also noted that ether.fi committed $100 million to a Plume yield-bearing RWA vault last month, with $25 million of that going to nBASIS. Plume runs additional vaults tied to BlackRock CLOA, Apollo ACRDX, WisdomTree CRDYX, FalconX Credit Pool, and BlackOpal LiquidStone II.

The mechanics are simple on the front end. A user deposits stablecoins and receives yield-bearing vault tokens in return.

CryptoBriefing reported the same day that the nBASIS vault is built on Plume’s Nest protocol, where deposited stablecoins are routed into the two underlying strategies.

The report described the front-end flow as simple: users deposit stablecoins into the vault and receive yield-bearing vault tokens in return. That keeps the Binance Wallet experience familiar while the product behind it reaches into tokenized funds.

USTB provides short-duration government debt exposure. USCC runs a crypto carry strategy based on basis trades and funding rates, so the vault blends a more traditional fixed-income leg with a crypto-native yield source.

CryptoBriefing also highlighted why the wrapper deserves careful reading. Even when the underlying products are institutional funds, a DeFi protocol layer adds smart-contract and intermediary risk on top of the fund exposure.

Holding a vault token is different from holding a fund position in a traditional brokerage account. The exposure is on-chain, the user’s wallet remains part of the product path, and the vault’s own mechanics affect what the holder actually owns, redeems, and risks.

For a bullish crypto audience, the interesting part is the distribution path. Structured income backed by government securities and a crypto carry strategy now sits a few taps away inside a wallet that millions already use.

Plume has been leaning hard into that idea of bringing institutional-grade assets directly to on-chain users.

Tokenized real-world assets have spent the last two years proving they can exist. The nBASIS integration is about where they live once they do.

Putting tokenized fund yield inside Binance Wallet moves RWA income from a specialist product into everyday wallet distribution, and that is the shift important to watch next.

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