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Kaia DLT Foundation has partnered with Tokyo-based consulting firm finoject to strengthen its presence in Japan’s digital asset market. The partnership will focus on expanding business opportunities around stablecoins, tokenization, and blockchain adoption while helping Kaia navigate Japan’s financial regulations and market requirements.
Kaia, formed through the merger of LINE’s Finschia and Kakao’s Klaytn blockchains, already serves as the largest issuing chain for the Japanese yen stablecoin JPYC. With Japan continuing to update its digital asset regulations, the company is looking to build on that position by supporting the development of compliant on-chain financial services.
Under the agreement, finoject will connect Kaia with financial institutions, startups, and enterprise partners while providing guidance on regulatory compliance, including anti-money laundering requirements and local financial rules. The collaboration also aims to support the deployment of Kaia’s blockchain technology across the Japanese market.
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The move comes as stablecoins gain wider attention across Asia, with countries exploring blockchain-based payment networks linked to national currencies. By combining Kaia’s blockchain infrastructure with finoject’s regulatory expertise and industry network, both companies are looking to accelerate the adoption of digital asset services in one of the region’s most regulated financial markets.
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