Japan’s Financial Services Agency has finalized rules allowing foreign-issued trust-type stablecoins into its payment system, with the changes published on May 19, 2026, and effective June 1. The decision reshapes how global stablecoins enter Asia and arrives as Washington advances its own crypto legislation. What Japan’s New Stablecoin Rules Actually Mean...
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