Japan FSA Pushes Blockchain Adoption Across Financial Infrastructure
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Japan FSA pushes blockchain adoption across financial infrastructure
Japan’s Financial Services Agency has made the adoption of blockchain-based on-chain finance a policy priority for its 2026 program year, with plans covering payments, securities settlement, tokenization and cross-border transfers. The Financial Services Agency outlined the direction in its 2026…
Japan has decided to bet openly on the blockchain to redesign payments, securities settlement and asset management. The Financial Services Agency (FSA), the Japanese Financial Supervisory Authority, has made Japanese on-chain finance policies a priority of its programme for 2026, covering payments, securities settlement and asset Tokening. [...]
According to ChainCatcher, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has released its "Financial Administration Policy for 2026," outlining a plan to address technological, institutional, and regulatory challenges in on-chain finance through public-private partnerships and dialogue, while ensuring user protection and financial system stability. The FSA also aims to build a convenient and competitive financial infrastructure. Furthermore, in conjun…
On September 15th, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) published its financial administration policy for the 2026 fiscal year. The policy outlines its efforts to promote the social implementation of blockchain-based "on-chain finance" and to enhance the settlement of funds and securities... The post FSA explicitly states "social implementation of on-chain finance" in administrative policy first appeared on NADA NEWS.
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