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Datachain Inc., which is working to build next-generation financial and payment infrastructure utilizing blockchain technology, is pleased to announce the launch of a pre-release evaluation version of “Datachain Wallet,” a Web3 wallet that supports corporate use of stablecoins and digital assets.
Datachain Wallet is a proprietary, enterprise-grade wallet*1 that features approval workflows, multi-signature (multiple-person approval) for internal control, key management with Passkey, reduced operational burden through gasless transactions, and a balance between on-chain privacy and compliance. It addresses challenges in enterprise operations that are difficult to handle with typical Web3 wallets, such as approval processes, access control, audit compliance, gas fee management, and protection and explainability of transaction information.
In the early access version, we will provide limited functionality to a wide range of corporations considering the use of stablecoins and digital assets, from financial institutions, payment service providers, and Web3 companies to general businesses. Feedback based on actual use will be incorporated into the development of the official version, which we aim to launch within 2026.
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Background of Datachain Wallet Provision
In Japan, since stablecoins were legally positioned as an “electronic payment method” under the revised Payment Services Act, which came into effect in June 2023, the social implementation of on-chain finance has been progressing rapidly. In October 2025, JPYC, Japan’s first yen-denominated stablecoin, was issued, and in June 2026, JPYSC, Japan’s first trust-type yen-denominated stablecoin that can handle large corporate settlements, was also issued. With the three major banks also beginning efforts to jointly issue yen-denominated stablecoins, the need for companies to hold, send, and manage assets on-chain is expected to increase even further in the future.
On the other hand, most general Web3 wallets are designed for personal use, and there are several challenges to their use in corporate operations. In particular, the reliance on individual management of private keys, the lack of approval processes for transactions, inadequate access control and audit trails, the complexity of gas fee (transaction fee) management, and the fact that transaction information is visible to third parties on the blockchain are major obstacles for companies to use Web3 wallets for business purposes.
To address these challenges, Datachain has developed “Datachain Wallet” as a wallet that allows companies to confidently incorporate on-chain finance into their operations.
SOURCE: PRTimes
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