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Singapore, November 14, 2025. DigiFT, a regulated, institution-focused digital asset exchange for Real World Assets (RWAs), and SBI Holdings, one of Japan's largest financial grou…
Techub News reports, according to The Block, Japanese financial group SBI Holdings has partnered with Startale Group to launch the yen stablecoin JPYSC. It is claimed that JPYSC is Japan's first stablecoin backed by a trust bank, issued and trust-managed by SBI Shinsei Trust Bank, with SBI's trading platform SBI VC Trade serving as the primary distribution channel, and Startale Group responsible for technical development. The stablecoin is expected to launch in the second quarter of this year, pending regulatory approval.
Techub News reported, according to CoinDesk, Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings announced the issuance of a 10 billion yen (approximately $64.5 million) on-chain bond named "SBI START Bonds". This bond targets retail investors and is issued, managed, and settled entirely on the blockchain platform "ibet for Fin". Qualified investors (holding an SBI VC Trade account with investments exceeding 100,000 yen) can receive XRP rewards equivalent to their investment amount at issuance and on subsequent interest payment dates (until 2029), with every 100,000 yen corresponding to 200 yen worth of XRP. The bond has a three-year term, offers a fixed interest rate, and secondary trading will commence on March 25 at the Osaka Digital Exchange.
Techub News reported, according to Cointelegraph, that Japanese financial group SBI Holdings plans to acquire a majority stake in Singaporean crypto CEX Coinhako to further deepen its presence in the cryptocurrency sector. The announcement stated that SBI Ventures Asset, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SBI Holdings, has signed a letter of intent with Coinhako's parent company, Holdbuild, to inject capital into Coinhako and acquire shares from existing investors. If the transaction is completed, SBI Holdings will obtain a majority stake in Coinhako and make Coinhako its consolidated subsidiary, but the deal still requires regulatory approval. The financial terms of the acquisition and ownership details have not been disclosed, and the investment structure and share purchase plan are still under discussion. This non-binding transaction would grant SBI a legal license in Singapore, one of Asia's major regulated cryptocurrency hubs.
Techub News reported, according to CoinDesk, that Japanese blockchain infrastructure company Startale Group and Japanese financial group SBI Holdings plan to launch a fully regulated, yen-pegged stablecoin for global settlement and institutional use by the second quarter of 2026.
Techub News, Singapore-licensed digital asset exchange DigiFT announced a joint venture with Japanese financial group SBI Holdings, named SBI Onchain, aiming to accelerate the adoption of on-chain finance in Japan and global markets. SBI Onchain will focus on building technological, legal, and regulatory foundations to promote institutional-grade RWA on-chain and connect Japan's capital markets with the global digital asset ecosystem.
Techub News reports that Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings, U.S. blockchain infrastructure company Mesh, and Japanese fintech company Money Forward plan to establish a cryptocurrency joint venture in Japan. The joint venture is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026 in Japan, with the specific timing subject to regulatory approval. (Tech in Asia)
Techub News reported, according to Cointelegraph, SBI VC Trade, the digital asset division of SBI Holdings, announced the launch of a USDC lending service for retail users in Japan. Users can lend USDC stablecoins to the platform under fixed-term agreements in exchange for interest income, with a maximum application limit of 5000 USDC per instance. This product constitutes a loan to SBI VC Trade, not a deposit, and users bear direct counterparty risk. SBI stated that it may re-lend the borrowed USDC as part of its operations.
Techub News reports, according to SBI Holdings' announcement, its SBI Ventures Asset has signed a letter of intent with Singapore-based crypto trading platform Coinhako, intending to inject capital and acquire shares from existing shareholders, with the goal of obtaining a majority stake and consolidating it into its financial statements. The transaction is still pending finalization of structural details and regulatory approval.
Techub News reported, according to CoinDesk, that Japanese financial group SBI has applied to launch a dual-asset ETF product for Bitcoin and XRP.
Techub News, according to CryptoBriefing, Japanese financial services group SBI Holdings is in talks with cryptocurrency exchange Bitbank to acquire a controlling stake and make it a consolidated subsidiary. The company will proceed with the acquisition after completing due diligence, with the specific timing and structure yet to be determined. Bitbank is Japan's third-largest cryptocurrency exchange, and this month it just launched the country's first cryptocurrency-backed credit card. Against the backdrop of Japan's planned revisions to crypto regulations aimed at implementing stricter oversight, SBI has previously integrated BITPoint Japan. If this acquisition is completed, the two parties will form Japan's largest cryptocurrency asset platform group.
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