HDP-101 (Heidelberg Pharma) is an anti-BCMA (TNFRSF17) ADC with the fully human IgG1 antibody J22.9-ISY, a Mal-Val-Ala-PAB cathepsin-cleavable linker, site-specific conjugation at an engineered cysteine (position 265), DAR 2, and a novel synthetic alpha-amanitin derivative payload (HDP 30.2115) that inhibits RNA polymerase II — a distinct mechanism from antimicrotubule/maytansinoid ADCs. OCULAR: Triage-confirmed explicit-zero. The FIH Phase 1/2a (NCT04879043; ASH 2024, Blood 2024;144(Suppl 1):3381; also AACR 2024 CT067) states the initial four dose cohorts were well tolerated with explicit absence of hepatic/renal toxicities, infusion reactions, or ocular disorders; oae_any_pct=0, subtype None. The dose-limiting/dominant toxicity is transient thrombocytopenia (all patients in the 100 µg/kg cohort; 3 DLTs; nadir C1D5, recovery by D15), with mild transient ALT/AST elevations at the same cohort. As of July 2024, 19 patients enrolled across 20/30/60/80/100 µg/kg cohorts plus a 90 µg/kg dose-optimization cohort (premedication/split-dosing arms); RP2D/MTD not yet established, so no RP2D dose/schedule reported (left blank). Route is IV. Free amanitin payload not detected in serum (LOD 30 ng/mL); no ADA/immunogenicity. Confidence: conference-abstract granularity (Tier D) for clinical/toxicity; composition Tier B (ADCdb + preclinical PMC10802748); linker physchem from ADCdb LIN0BSKSQ; payload physchem from PubChem alpha-amanitin (CID 9543442) as proxy for the HDP 30.2115 derivative (Tier C). Linker plasma t1/2, RP2D, dosing schedule, payload logD/pKa/charge, and AE reversibility/CTCAE version left blank (not in accessible literature).