Native USDC and CCTP V2 coming to Plume will enable faster cross-chain transfers, stablecoin settlement, and new RWA finance applications.
Real-world asset finance (RWAfi) platform Plume has announced the upcoming integration of native USDC and Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) V2.
The move brings the world’s largest regulated stablecoin to Plume’s ecosystem, enabling institutions, developers, and users to access a fully reserved, dollar-backed asset for settlement. It also introduces faster and more transparent cross-chain transfers across supported networks.
Since launching its Genesis mainnet in June 2025, Plume has surpassed 182,000 accounts and attracting over 200 applications and protocols. Adding USDC is expected to further strengthen adoption by providing a trusted, regulated settlement layer for on-chain finance.
“Integrating native USDC and CCTP V2 into Plume is more than a technical milestone, it’s a catalyst for the next phase of real-world asset adoption,” said Teddy Pornprinya, CBO and Co-Founder of Plume. “By combining Circle’s widely used stablecoin with Plume’s RWAfi infrastructure, we’re delivering the speed, compliance, and interoperability institutions need to confidently scale on-chain finance.”
The integration will replace bridged USDC currently on Plume with native issuance, ensuring transactions remain secure and fully backed. Ecosystem apps will gradually migrate to the new standard.
Through this upgrade, Plume users will be able to use USDC to mint the network’s native pUSD stablecoin, collateralise RWA transactions, and settle institutional flows. Together with CCTP V2, these features extend Plume’s role as a hub for compliant, frictionless settlement and innovation in real-world asset finance.
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