As financial institutions explore tokenisation, programmable settlement, and digital money, DCJPY represents a distinctive approach: tokenised deposits issued by licensed banks,operating fully within Japan’s existing regulatory, legal, and accounting frameworks. Rather than introducing a new form of money, DCJPY extends commercial bank deposits onto a shared blockchain infrastructure.

This workshop focuses on how DCJPY is designed, governed, and deployed, what problems it is intended to solve, and what practical lessons it offers for banks evaluating regulated tokenised money models.

In this interactive session, we will examine:

  • How DCJPY is structured as a multi-issuer tokenised deposit platform within Japan’s two-tier banking system
  • How tokenised deposits differ operationally and legally from stablecoins and potential CBDCs
  • How issuance, redemption, and settlement are standardised through smart contracts without altering bank licences or customer relationships
  • Why interoperability and regulatory clarity are central to DCJPY’s design choices
  • What early use cases reveal about operational efficiency, automation, and risk reduction
  • How DCJPY is being positioned for domestic scale through major banking networks
  • How domestic tokenised deposit platforms can be extended to cross-border settlement through network connectivity

Agenda (SGT)

  • 4:00 - 4:10 PM: Introduction by Emmanuel Daniel, Founder and Chairman, The Asian Banker
  • 4:10 - 4:40 PM: Exchange with Emmanuel Daniel and DeCurret DCP
  • 4:40 - 5:00 PM: Q&A
Mai Kaneko
International Business Lead, DeCurret DCP Inc.
Sakae Hamasaki
Deputy General Manager of Sales Strategy Division, DeCurret DCP Inc.
Hidehiko Kinoshita
Project Promotion Group Senior Manager, DeCurret DCP Inc.
Abhinav Goel
Head of Client Solutions and Sales, Partior Pte, Ltd.