Japanese real estate firm Open House accepts XRP, SOL, and DOGE

Japanese real estate firm Open House accepts XRP, SOL, and DOGE


The port group, a leading real estate company scored on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, announced that it now accepted XRP, Solana and Dogecoin for payments.

Open door order, which added cryptocurrency payments to its payment options accepted in January of this year, said It widens the offer to include three other cryptographic tokens.

As well as XRP (Xrp), Customers of open doors can now use Solana (GROUND) and Dogine (DOGE) to manage real estate payments with the company.

With the adoption of increasing cryptography around the world in the middle of regulatory clarity, open doors claim that the demand for cryptographic transactions is enormous. Given its approach integrated in the real estate space, the listed company considers crypto as a pillar of future growth.

XRP, Sol and Doge now join Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (Ethn) As payment options accepted for services and goods covering the rest of products from the Open Portes Group – from the acquisition of properties to design, construction and management to management.

“This expansion ensures our global customers with greater flexibility in their investment process, subject to complying with the regulations of their country,” wrote Open House.

The open doors are ranked among the best real estate companies in Japan and has more than 1 Yen Billion, or around $ 6.7 billion, in annual sales. Although it is only began to accept the BTC and the ETH In January 2025, he defended the integration of crypto and blockchain for a few years now.

The company began exploring the potential application of cryptographic and blockchain technology in 2022. The involvement of open houses within the industry includes its sponsorship of a research initiative on the Bitcoin Lightning network.

In particular, Yokiko Nishimura, who directs the Crypto initiative of the company, has contributed to providing crypto solutions to local financial institutions and the exchanges of crypto since 2015.

Earlier this year, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba weighed on the issue of the adoption of cryptography, noting that digital and web3 assets are important for the country’s development and innovation.

A positive approach to the crypto has seen the Japanese firm approving the payment services law, which should provide regulatory directives for stablescoins and cryptographic brokerage houses in Japan.

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