The partnership between AI Fusion Capital Group (AIFCG), its subsidiary Mirai Capital Holdings (MCH), and BitGo encompasses three main areas of collaboration aimed at accelerating the secure adoption and institutionalization of Web3.0 businesses in Japan.
1. Support for Wallet Implementation by General Enterprises
AIFCG and MCH will assist corporations in introducing digital asset wallets using BitGo’s advanced technology. A specialized team at MCH, equipped with extensive wallet management expertise, will support integration and operation, ensuring a secure environment even for companies with limited experience in crypto asset management.
In the future, once MCH completes its registration as a licensed crypto asset exchange operator, the initiative will also extend to token-based fundraising support for enterprises.
2. Joint Development of Domestic Custody Services
The partners will explore opportunities for joint deployment of a custody business in Japan, leveraging BitGo’s global experience and technology infrastructure. After MCH obtains its exchange license, the plan is to combine BitGo’s robust security framework with MCH’s operational base to offer a trusted custody solution that reduces the operational burden of asset management for institutional clients.
3. Utilization of BitGo Services Within the AIFCG Group
AIFCG will also adopt BitGo’s wallet and custody infrastructure for its existing digital asset investment operations, reinforcing security and management systems. Additionally, the group plans to utilize BitGo’s staking services to improve the efficiency and yield of its managed assets.
Executive Comments and Future Outlook
Daisuke Sawada, President and CEO of AI Fusion Capital Group, stated:
“As we enter a full-scale expansion into Web3.0 businesses leveraging blockchain technology, we are delighted to enhance the safety and reliability of our operations through this partnership with BitGo. We aim to accelerate the development of a secure Web3.0 ecosystem and contribute to Japan’s economic growth.”
Daisuke Hakkaku, President and CEO of Mirai Capital Holdings, added:
“By incorporating BitGo’s globally proven technology, we intend to create an accessible environment for general corporations new to Web3.0, thereby accelerating its widespread adoption in Japan.”
Mike Belshe, Co-Founder and CEO of BitGo, commented:
“We are honored to collaborate with AIFCG and MCH to provide institutional-grade infrastructure in the Japanese market. Together, we look forward to strengthening the foundation of Japan’s Web3.0 ecosystem.”
Source: AI Fusion Capital Group Inc.
Image: Courtesy of press release
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