According to CoinPost, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) officially announced the '2026 Fiscal Year Financial Administration Policy' on September 15, marking the first time it explicitly aims to fully promote the social implementation of blockchain-based 'on-chain finance.' This policy serves as a key initiative to implement the financial strategy of 'Upgrading Asset Management Nation' formulated by the Japanese government in July. It calls for the widespread adoption of on-chain settlement methods such as tokenized deposits and stablecoins, while ensuring user protection and financial system stability. By integrating blockchain with traditional financial infrastructure, the policy seeks to enhance the efficiency of fund and securities settlements and shorten settlement cycles. The FSA will establish the 'On-Chain Finance Forum for the AI Era' and plans to host public-private dialogue events focused on cross-border payments and digital finance during the 'Japan Fintech Week' in 2027. https://www.(wublock123.com)/news/news-68468