Japan Post Bank plans to launch a tokenized asset network by fiscal year 2026, enabling depositors to convert savings into digital tokens for expedited securities transactions. The initiative will link savings accounts to DCJPY, a digital currency developed by DeCurret DCP, valued at 1 yen per unit. This move aims to modernize the bank's services, attract younger customers, and provide digital options for older clients. The DCJPY will facilitate instant settlement of security tokens and other digital assets, with potential uses in public disbursements. This development marks a significant step in Japan Post Bank's evolution from a traditional postal savings system to a contemporary financial institution, integrating digital advancements with its extensive physical network.