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Country guide · 2026

How to buy Chainlink in Japan

Live JPY pricing, local payment methods and the regulatory basics for Japanese buyers.

1 LINK · JPY
¥1,291 (+0.00%)
1 LINK · USD
$8.19
Local rails
Bank transfer, convenience-store payment
4 steps

Buying LINK from Japan

1

Pick an exchange that serves Japan

Choose a platform that supports JPY deposits and accepts residents of Japan.
2

Verify your identity

Complete KYC with a government ID and a selfie. Japanese residents may also need a proof-of-address document.
3

Deposit JPY

Fund the account using Bank transfer, convenience-store payment. Bank rails are cheapest; card deposits are instant but cost more.
4

Buy LINK

Open the LINK/JPY or LINK/USD market, place your order, then move long-term holdings to self-custody.
Local context

Rules and practicalities in Japan

Regulation

Japanese exchanges must be registered with the FSA. Crypto profits are treated as miscellaneous income.

Funding

Bank transfer, convenience-store payment

Prices shown are converted from the live USD market price using today's JPY exchange rate and are for information only. Maexo does not provide financial advice.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Japanese exchanges must be registered with the FSA. Crypto profits are treated as miscellaneous income. Always confirm the current rules with a local adviser before you deposit funds.

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