Toyota Finance opens tokenized bonds to retail investors via mobile payment app

Toyota’s finance arm is launching a tokenized bond that retail investors can buy directly through the Japanese carmaker’s mobile payment app, Toyota Wallet. Toyota Finance said Tuesday that applications have opened for the one-year bond, with investments starting at 100,000 Japanese yen ($676).

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Toyota Finance opens tokenized bonds to retail investors via mobile payment app

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  • Fact 1: Toyota Finance said Tuesday that applications have opened for the one-year bond, with investments starting at 100,000 Japanese yen ($676).
  • Fact 2: The 1 billion yen bond carries a 1.72% annual interest rate and will be managed on blockchain infrastructure provided by Japanese security-token firm BOOSTRY.
  • Fact 3: The offering is Toyota Finance’s second security token bond following its debut issuance in March 2025, which was sold through securities companies.

Toyota’s finance arm is launching a tokenized bond that retail investors can buy directly through the Japanese carmaker’s mobile payment app, Toyota Wallet. Toyota Finance said Tuesday that applications have opened for the one-year bond, with investments starting at 100,000 Japanese yen ($676).

The new bond will be distributed directly by Toyota Finance, allowing investors to buy it without opening a securities account. The 1 billion yen bond carries a 1.72% annual interest rate and will be managed on blockchain infrastructure provided by Japanese security-token firm BOOSTRY. The carmaker said the direct distribution model will allow it to integrate applications, communications with bondholders and investor benefits within the same ecosystem.

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Original source: Cointelegraph

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