LINE NEXT, an affiliate of LINE Yahoo, plans to launch its Unifi Pay stablecoin payment service globally in the third quarter and has opened developer pre-registration. Built on the Unifi wallet, the platform will support USDT, JPYC, and IDRP, with users in Japan and Indonesia able to fund JPYC and IDRP directly from bank accounts after identity verification. The service aims to offer zero payment fees and near-instant settlements, with broader rollout expected later this year.
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