Japanese blockchain company plans to make Malaysia regional hub


Junya Yoshizaki

KUALA LUMPUR: Japanese blockchain development company, Chaintope Inc, plans to make Malaysia its regional hub in Southeast Asia to support green energy and the government’s digital transformation projects.

Chaintope chief marketing officer Junya Yoshizaki said Malaysia is an ideal location for the company's global footprint with its high English proficiency, stable environment and cost competitiveness.

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