Japan's major mobile wallet services are typically structured as prepaid payment instruments or electronic money under the Payment Services Act, with providers registered with the FSA. The JFSA publishes licensed-entity lists that consumers can check, and 2018 amendments strengthened fund protection requirements.
Tokyo's mobile payments market is dominated by IC-card and QR-code wallets integrated with transit and retail loyalty programs. Compare deposit protection rules for stored balances, cash-out conditions, and point/loyalty integration, which often matters more than raw fees.
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