Plume (@plumenetwork) builds identity checks, transfer restrictions and sanctions screening into its core protocol modules. A user who verifies once on the $PLUME network carries that status to every asset issuer on it. Inside the compliance modules:

Plume Vaults are EXPLODING. According to DefiLlama data, the TVL of @plumenetwork's Vaults products has surged by nearly $204 MILLION since late February of 2026. It now stands at a total of nearly $229 million, the products having recently gone live on both @monad monad:native and @RobinhoodCrypto Chain.

Plume hosted a private dinner with Fidelity during Token2049 in Singapore. The conversation covered tokenization, distribution, and how traditional funds reach holders onchain. Thank you to everyone who joined us, including @Bybit_Official, @bitget, @ether_fi, @binance, @monad, @SuperstateInc, and more!

Plume has signed an MOU with AsiaStrategy (Nasdaq: SORA) on a proposed joint venture to bring tokenized products to investors across Asia. Plume brings its industry-leading infrastructure, while AsiaStrategy and @SoraVentures bring expanded distribution across Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, and the UAE. Read the full press release:

Plume Vaults are now accessible on @monad and @RobinhoodCrypto. Put real-world asset vaults like nOPAL and FACTOR to work in two of the fastest-growing ecosystems in the industry, with more chains to follow. Explore Plume Vaults →

Plume Launches Tokenized Bond Vault Backed by Fidelity Total Bond ETF Plume has launched nBND, a tokenized vault backed primarily by Fidelity Total Bond ETF (FBND). The product is designed to give on-chain allocators exposure to a broader fixed-income portfolio beyond short-duration Treasuries and money-market assets, as Plume expands its tokenized asset offering into longer-duration and actively managed bond exposure.

Plume CEO @chriseyin was recently at Eastpoint Seoul with @Monad and other industry leaders to discuss how tokenized assets become live markets. Chris shared that TVL alone says nothing. Judging a vault by where the asset gets used, how safely, and by whom is a better test.

Plume Takes Onchain Vault Rules Directly to the SEC Plume (@plumenetwork) met with the SEC on September 22 to discuss rules for onchain vaults. The meeting followed a written submission outlining how vaults should fit within securities laws. Curators exercising investment discretion would face different requirements than neutral protocol developers. The proposals also cover custody, tokenized fund shares, transfer agents, and secondary markets. According to Plume, regulation should vary based on the roles that the participants play inside the vault. Meanwhile, Plume says neutral protocol infrastructure should not automatically trigger securities regulation.

Plume will be representing our over 195,000 RWA holders at this year's @rwasummit in Brooklyn. Don't miss @teddyP_xyz, @TripleVodkaSoda, @IvyKangg, and @SeoulChef00 as the voices and minds defining Open Finance convene on September 1 and 2 at The William Vale.