The Japanese regulator will enforce stricter disclosure, real-name identification for projects, and unified 20% profit tax rates to enhance investor protection.
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (JFSA, Japan financial regulator) intends to classify crypto assets under securities regulation to strengthen user protection. The upcoming rules mandate comprehensive information disclosure, identification of project teams by real names, and tougher enforcement against unregistered platforms. The reform also includes tax changes to align crypto profits with a unified 20% tax rate, aiming to standardize treatment with other investment products.