Japanese stablecoin JPYC completes $32M Series B funding

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JPYC, a Japanese stablecoin project, has closed a $32 million Series B round, marking a significant milestone in project funding. New investors include Life Design Fund and three other institutions. Launched in October 2025, JPYC now has 18,000 user accounts and over $220 million in transaction volume. The token supports four blockchains and is now available on LINE’s Unifi wallet. The company will use the funds to enhance system development and expand into AI-driven payments and cross-border finance to support ecosystem growth.

According to CoinPost, Japanese stablecoin issuer JPYC announced the completion of its Series B funding round, raising approximately $32 million. New investors include four institutions, such as Life Design Fund. Since its launch in October 2025, JPYC has experienced significant business growth, reaching 18,000 user accounts and over $220 million in total transaction volume within seven months. JPYC currently supports four blockchains and has been officially adopted by LINE Web3’s Unifi wallet. The company plans to use the raised funds to accelerate system development and drive the adoption of JPYC in AI-powered automated payments and cross-border financial infrastructure.

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