Japan Post Bank, the country’s biggest bank for regular savers, plans to offer a new digital currency called DCJPY starting in 2026.
The 120 million people with accounts there will be able to turn their savings into this digital token with a single click.
They can then use it to quickly and easily buy digital investments. The goal is to make buying financial products as fast and simple as online shopping, especially to appeal to younger customers who are used to digital speed.
