Japanese Megabank Mitsubishi UFJ Launches Stablecoin Interoperability Pilot
The Japanese megabank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and domestic blockchain players say they have teamed up to launch a stablecoin interoperability pilot. In a Mitsubishi UFJ press release, the firm’s trust and banking...
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In a Mitsubishi UFJ press release, the firm’s trust and banking unit said it was partnering with the Tokyo-based blockchain developer Datachain.
It will also work with a platform called Progmat Coin and the developer Soramitsu. ...
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