Metaplanet Signals Major Bitcoin Finance Push With Digital Credit Plan

Metaplanet, JPYC, and Progmat begin a digital credit review using Bitcoin, stablecoins, and security tokens.

Metaplanet Inc. has begun a joint review of digital credit products. The plan involves Metaplanet Securities, JPYC Inc., and Progmat Inc.

The review covers products using Bitcoin, JPYC stablecoins, and security tokens. It is broader than a single digital corporate bond proposal.

The companies will study product design, rules, workflows, investor protection, settlement, and rights management. They will also review technical steps for on-chain payment and distribution.

Moreover, Metaplanet linked the effort to Project NOVA, its Bitcoin finance strategy. The company views Bitcoin as a possible asset for credit support and collateral use.

Metaplanet Expands Bitcoin Finance Strategy

Metaplanet said the review will examine Bitcoin-backed digital credit products.

The study may treat Bitcoin as an underlying asset or credit support tool. This fits the company’s wider Bitcoin-focused treasury plan.

Metaplanet Securities is expected to support product design and structuring. It may also handle screening, sales, investor communication, and ongoing management. The company is currently known as Siiibo Securities.

Its name is scheduled to change to Metaplanet Securities on July 13, 2026. Moreover, the company brings knowledge of credit products, including digital corporate bonds. Therefore, its role connects traditional securities work with digital asset products.

JPYC and Progmat Add Stablecoin and Token Roles

JPYC will study stablecoin issuance, redemption, and payment uses. Besides, this may include cooperation with Metaplanet Securities on bonds and related products. Stablecoins could support interest payments, redemptions, and distributions.

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Progmat will provide regulated infrastructure for security tokens. Its role covers issuance, management, rights transfer, holder records, and transfer limits. These functions are needed for products with clear investor ownership records.

The companies will also examine daily interest and distribution calculations. Additionally, they will study 24-hour trading and settlement for possible digital credit products. In addition, they will review on-chain payments using JPYC or similar tools.

Read also: Metaplanet Revenue Jumps 738% as Bitcoin Holdings Hit 35,102 BTC

Japan Credit Market Limits Shape Review

The companies said Japan’s credit market is often centered on large issuers. Mid-sized and growth firms may face heavy costs and practical work. These tasks include issuance, sales, investor records, interest payments, and redemption.

Digital credit products may suit systems where cash flows are already defined. Interest, maturity, collateral, and redemption terms can be recorded through digital tools. As a result, tokenized credit is now being reviewed as a possible market structure.

At this stage, no issuance date, yield, product terms, or sales method has been decided. Besides, any future product would need legal checks, internal approvals, and talks with authorities. The companies said the announcement is not an offer to issue any financial product.