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Digital Garage launches commercial rollout of “DG Stablecoin Payment Service (TM),” a stablecoin payment platform supporting next-generation payment infrastructure

Digital Garage has commercialized its stablecoin payment platform, “DG Stablecoin Payment Service (DG SPS),” and begun rolling it out to payment service providers. The service is initially scheduled for deployment at JCB and its subsidiary DG Financial Technology, Inc. (DGFT), with plans to expand it to other payment service providers and partner companies.

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Announced details

DG Stablecoin Payment Service(DG SPS)
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)
In-person payments for visitors to JapanCross-border e-commerce paymentsMerchant paymentsAgentic commerce (AI agent payments)
Launch date10 August 2026, when the commercial rollout was initiated (completed). Deployment at JCB and DGFT is scheduled.
Relationship between the counterparty and the company
Digital Garage,Inc.4819
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DGFT is Digital Garage’s payment subsidiary. Digital Garage began collaborating with JCB in January 2026 toward the real-world deployment of stablecoin payments. DG SPS is scheduled to be deployed at JCB and DGFT.

CounterpartyJCB Co., Ltd. (JCB)DG Financial Technology, Inc. (DGFT)

JCB: Based in Minato-ku, Tokyo, and led by Representative Director, Chairman and Executive Officer, President Futae Takayoshi (二重 孝好). JCB operates an international card brand with a merchant network spanning 72 million locations in Japan and overseas and annual payment transaction volume of ¥53.3901 trillion. DGFT: Based in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, and led by Representative Director, President and CEO Odori Keizo (踊 契三). It is Digital Garage’s payment subsidiary, with annual transaction volume of ¥9.1 trillion and support for more than 1.3 million payment locations.

In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Circle Internet Group Inc., “Transparency & stability / Reserves composition” (23 July 2026)

JCB global website, “Corporate Profile”

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredDG Stablecoin Payment Service(DG SPS)
CounterpartyJCB Co., Ltd. (JCB), DG Financial Technology, Inc. (DGFT)
Counterparty overviewJCB: Based in Minato-ku, Tokyo, and led by Representative Director, Chairman and Executive Officer, President Futae Takayoshi (二重 孝好). JCB operates an international card brand with a merchant network spanning 72 million locations in Japan and overseas and annual payment transaction volume of ¥53.3901 trillion. DGFT: Based in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, and led by Representative Director, President and CEO Odori Keizo (踊 契三). It is Digital Garage’s payment subsidiary, with annual transaction volume of ¥9.1 trillion and support for more than 1.3 million payment locations.
Relationship with the CompanyDGFT is Digital Garage’s payment subsidiary. Digital Garage began collaborating with JCB in January 2026 toward the real-world deployment of stablecoin payments. DG SPS is scheduled to be deployed at JCB and DGFT.
Launch date10 August 2026, when the commercial rollout was initiated (completed). Deployment at JCB and DGFT is scheduled.
Applicable areaIn-person payments for visitors to Japan, Cross-border e-commerce payments, Merchant payments, Agentic commerce (AI agent payments)
SourceCircle Internet Group Inc., “Transparency & stability / Reserves composition” (23 July 2026), JCB global website, “Corporate Profile”
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Contract ValueOffering priceContract DateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationLocation scaleQuantitative EffectsUsage historyImpact on Business Performance

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To centrally address the technical and operational burdens associated with stablecoin payments, as well as the challenges of adapting them to existing business practices and systems, thereby making adoption by merchants easier.

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