Toyota Finance Sells Tokenized Bonds via Toyota Wallet
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…
Toyota’s finance subsidiary has launched a tokenized bond offering that retail investors can purchase directly through the company’s mobile payment app, Toyota Wallet. Applications are now open for the one-year issue, with a minimum investment of 100,000 yen (about $676).
The bond totals 1 billion yen and carries an annual interest rate of 1.72%. Toyota Finance will distribute the security directly, so buyers do not need to open a separate securities account to participate. The tokenized issuance will be managed on blockchain infrastructure provided by Japanese security-token firm BOOSTRY.
Toyota says the direct-distribution model lets it consolidate subscription processing, communications with bondholders and investor perks within a single ecosystem tied to Toyota Wallet. In addition to interest payments, investors may receive Toyota Wallet balances and other benefits such as Fuji Speedway tickets and test-drive experiences, including opportunities in Lexus models and select classic Toyota vehicles.
This is Toyota Finance’s second security-token bond offering; its first tokenized issuance was completed in March 2025 and was sold through securities firms. The new approach highlights the automaker’s continued experimentation with blockchain-based financial products and direct retail distribution.
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