Paycle Inc., developer of the high-speed blockchain “UPCX” optimized for payment and financial services, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a business partnership agreement on November 6, 2025 with fantasista Inc., a company engaged in diversified business development centered on real estate, with the aim of jointly promoting the development of new services and products utilizing blockchain technology.
Paycle is developing UPCX, a high-speed blockchain optimized for payments and financial services, with the aim of improving data management and payment solutions using blockchain. In addition, its native token, UPC, is listed on multiple cryptocurrency exchanges both in Japan and overseas, including the domestic exchange BitTrade.
Meanwhile, while fantasista’s main business is real estate, it is also actively working to develop new businesses such as clean energy and real estate digital transformation. In order to provide innovative services and products that utilize blockchain technology to domestic and international markets, a robust and high-speed blockchain platform and deep expertise in that technology are essential.
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The two companies have now entered into a business partnership to combine Paycle‘s blockchain technology and specialized knowledge with fantasista‘s know-how in planning and promoting new businesses centered on the real estate business, in order to co-create innovative businesses.
As a future initiative, the two companies will first jointly consider the introduction of stablecoin payments for accommodation fees in the hotel business, from requirements definition to implementation and operation.
Additionally, in the real estate and hotel businesses, we will issue digital securities (security tokens) using blockchain technology to help diversify fundraising methods and reduce costs.
Furthermore, as a new business, we will jointly consider and develop blockchain services in the fan economy field, including precious metals such as gold, as well as RWA (real-world assets) such as art, automobiles, and trading cards, as well as financing for video productions, live streaming, and sports broadcasting.
SOURCE: PRTimes

