CoinJie.com news: Wu Shuo learned that Sony Bank has announced it has obtained the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)’s preliminary conditional approval. The bank plans to establish a national trust bank, Connectia Trust, in the United States to prepare for businesses such as the issuance and management of U.S. dollar stablecoins. This subsidiary is wholly owned by Sony Bank. It plans an initial investment of $40 million and expects to open in 2027 after obtaining regulatory approvals from both Japan and the U.S. This approval is still in a preliminary stage—before receiving the OCC’s final approval, the bank may not issue stablecoins or officially begin operations.

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NotYourExitLP
· 3h ago
The stablecoin market is getting increasingly cutthroat, and with players at Sony’s level entering, smaller projects are under more pressure.
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GateUser-4aa73916
· 3h ago
Sony finally steps in; opening in 2027 is a bit too far off.
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YieldGardenKid
· 3h ago
From gaming to finance, Sony’s ecosystem map is getting bigger and bigger.
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Stop-LossIsLikeAConfession
· 3h ago
Connectia Trust — the name sounds like it’s all about connectivity, and Sony’s naming taste is on point.
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CollateralCora
· 3h ago
An initial investment of $40 million—traditional financial giants are playing stablecoins with deep pockets.
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AirdropLunchbox
· 3h ago
OCC has granted preliminary approval, but it still needs to wait for final authorization; the regulatory hurdle won’t be easy to clear.
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