The National Agency for Perspective Projects of Uzbekistan (NAPP) has granted a license to JAPAN DXT, allowing the company to operate as a crypto depository, as per an announcement on the department's website.
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With this development, JAPAN DXT becomes the third licensed crypto depository in the country, following South Korean company Lockton Hub's licensing in June 2023 and Paynet Crypto, a subsidiary of Uzpaynet, receiving its license in November of the same year.
A crypto depository serves as a legal entity providing an electronic platform and technical infrastructure for issuing and safeguarding crypto-assets, including the facilitation of initial coin offerings (ICOs).
In spring 2022, Japan DXT announced plans to launch a crypto exchange in Uzbekistan, with initial founders including Japanese companies Japan DX, Nippon Investment Operating Corp., and Number One Solutions., intending to invest over $15 mn in the venture.
Additionally, a consortium of investors formed Japan GXT to spearhead projects in agriculture and water conservation. However, the entity is now listed as liquidated in the register.
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