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SBI issues a ¥10B on-chain bond with XRP rewards for retail

SBI on-chain bond concept
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Bottom line: a bond, on-chain, with an XRP perk

As reported, in February 2026 SBI Holdings issued a ~¥10B on-chain bond on a blockchain platform, granting XRP rewards to qualifying retail buyers (above a purchase threshold, with an eligible account).

Key points

- ~¥10B on-chain bond issued (as reported, 2026-02-21).

- XRP rewards for qualifying retail buyers.

- Issuing and trading a bond on blockchain rails.

On-chain bond / financial market concept
Photo: Syced.jpg) / CC0

What "on-chain bond" means

An on-chain bond is issued and managed on a blockchain, aiming for efficiency and easier transfer. SBI is closely associated with XRP/Ripple, which frames the reward.

An example, not advice

This explains a case; it isn't a recommendation of the bond or XRP. Check the issuer's disclosures.

FAQ

Q. What is an on-chain bond? A. A bond issued/managed on a blockchain, aiming for operational efficiency and transferability.

Q. Why XRP rewards? A. SBI is closely tied to XRP/Ripple, which frames the reward.

Sources

Not financial advice

This reflects publicly reported information as of June 2026 and is not investment advice. Rules, company moves and prices can change — confirm the latest with official sources.

Sources

  1. Japan's SBI to Issue 10 Billion Yen Onchain Bond With XRP Rewards (CoinDesk)

FAQ

What is an on-chain bond?
A bond issued and managed on a blockchain, aiming for efficiency and easier transfer.
Why XRP rewards?
SBI is closely tied to XRP/Ripple, which frames the reward.
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