Japan Crypto Exchange FAQ (FSA Register)
Short answers on which crypto exchanges are registered in Japan, which offshore platforms the FSA has warned, and the 2026 law change.
- How many crypto exchanges are registered in Japan?
27 companies are registered with the FSA as crypto-asset exchange service providers, per the register as of 30 Sep 2026 (list).
- Is Bybit registered in Japan?
No. The FSA has sent Bybit Fintech Limited warning letters three times, most recently in November 2024, for serving residents of Japan without registration.
- Is Binance legal in Japan?
Binance Japan株式会社 is on the FSA register since 14 October 2022. The FSA warned the offshore Binance entities in 2018 and 2021.
- Is Coinbase registered in Japan?
Coinbase株式会社 is still on the register (since 18 June 2021), but the register lists no crypto-assets handled (as of 30 Sep 2026).
- Which exchange lists the most crypto-assets?
Binance Japan, with 66 per the FSA register.
- What changes with the 2026 law?
Crypto-asset trading moves from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act; the main provisions take effect by 22 Jul 2027 by our calculation (explainer).
- Where can I check an exchange?
The FSA register and the FSA's list of unregistered operators.
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