TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese startup JPYC said it will issue the first stablecoin pegged to the yen later in the year after ...

Japanese fintech startup JPYC said on Friday it has obtained a licence to issue the country’s first yen-pegged stablecoin, ...

A Japanese startup named JPYC, based in Tokyo, is set to issue the first yen-pegged stablecoin later this year, expected around autumn 2025.

Once limited to crypto trading, stablecoins are now used for payments and dollar access worldwide, pushing them into ...

Japanese startup JPYC is set to issue the first yen-pegged stablecoin later this year. The move follows the company's recent acquisition of a necessary license.

JPYC becomes Japan’s first yen pegged coin which will be backed by Japanese government bonds and through domestic savings.

Key takeaways GYEN is a fiat-backed stablecoin built on the Ethereum blockchain. The code is open-source on Github. The price of Gyen digital assets is pegged to the Japanese Yen (JPY) value. GYEN is ...

South Korea is preparing to introduce a stablecoin regulation bill in October. It is now setting rules for issuance, ...

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A Japanese startup is making waves in the world of digital money. JPYC announced it will soon launch a new type of digital ...