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Japan’s megabank trio completes joint stablecoin payment test

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The test simulated transfers between Mitsubishi Corporation's domestic and overseas offices and examined the regulatory, operational and system requirements for implementing the service. Japan’s three major banking groups have completed a trial of a jointly issued yen stablecoin for cross-border payments, validating the issuance and redemption process and the feasibility of a shared banking framework, according to a Friday press release . The three lenders first unveiled plans in June to formalize a basic agreement and establish a council to coordinate the development of a fiat-pegged stablecoin targeted for fiscal 2026. The initiative followed a pilot launched with Japan’s Financial Services Agency in November 2025 and was part of a push by Japanese banks to develop blockchain-based payment infrastructure.

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