- SBI launches JPYSC Stablecoin lending with a 3% annual yield.
- Applications open July 16 through SBI VC Trade for 12 weeks.
- Japan regulated stablecoin ecosystem continues expanding with institutional backing.
JPYSC Stablecoin is entering a new phase as SBI Group prepares to launch a lending service offering a 3% annual yield. Applications open on July 16 through SBI VC Trade, with a 12-week fixed-term product. The move follows the recent launch of Japan first trust bank-backed yen stablecoin and highlights SBI’s broader push into regulated onchain finance.
JPYSC Stablecoin Supports SBI Long Term Onchain Finance Strategy
SBI introduced JPYSC Stablecoin less than a month ago to provide lower transaction costs and support larger settlements for retail and institutional users. The new lending product aims to expand practical use cases while operating under Japan’s established stablecoin regulations.
The initiative fits SBI’s wider digital asset strategy. The financial group recently became the sole investor in Gauntlet’s $125 million Series C, backed EDX Markets’ $76 million funding round, and acquired Japanese crypto exchange Bitbank for nearly $289 million. According to SBI, these investments strengthen its goal of building a complete onchain financial ecosystem.
SBI JPYSC Lending Service Reflects Japan Stablecoin Framework
The SBI JPYSC lending service also demonstrates how regulated institutions are embracing stablecoins under Japan legal framework. The country requires yen-backed stablecoins to be issued by licensed entities, including banks and trust companies, under the Payment Services Act.
Unlike offshore lending platforms promising unusually high returns, SBI product operates within established financial regulations. The 3% yield reflects a supervised offering backed by one of Japan largest financial groups, which manages approximately $214 billion in assets.]
Japan’s broader stablecoin adoption is also gaining momentum. Convenience store chain Lawson recently announced plans to test JPYC stablecoin payments, reinforcing growing interest in regulated digital payment solutions across the country.
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