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TechFlow, August 31 — According to the Nikkei, Japan Post Bank plans to launch a digital currency in fiscal 2026 to activate its $1.3 trillion in deposits. The digital currency will allow depositors to quickly trade blockchain-based financial products, including security tokens and NFTs. As one of Japan's largest deposit-holding institutions, this move marks a significant shift by a traditional financial institution into the digital asset space.
According to the <i>Nikkei</i>, Japan Post Bank plans to launch a digital currency in the 2026 fiscal year, aiming to activate its $1.3 trillion in deposits. The digital currency will allow depositors to quickly trade blockchain-based financial products, including security tokens and NFTs. As one of Japan's largest deposit-holding institutions, this move marks a significant shift by traditional financial institutions into the digital asset space.
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