MUFG pilot program with Ginco aims to explore new stablecoin use case
Japan's MUFG and Ginco have embarked on a new pilot program centered on building a new stablecoin solution that targets to resolve issues in trade settlement in emerging markets.
Japan's MUFG and Ginco have embarked on a new pilot program centered on building a new stablecoin solution that targets to resolve issues in trade settlement in emerging markets.
JPYC will be issued via Progmat, the tokenization platform owned by MUFG, with the bank seeking to push other stablecoin services like cross-border transfers.
Japanese firms form a consortium to develop decentralized identities with applications in finance, digital securities, the metaverse, aligning with the global digital ID trend.
MUFG revealed that it would collaborate with blockchain infrastructure providers TOKI and Datachain to create a bridge to facilitate cross-chain transactions between distributed ledgers.
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