Open House Global Expands Cryptocurrency Payment Options to XRP, SOL, and DOGE; Launches Traditional Chinese Website

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Open House Group Corporation (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Masaaki Arai) has announced the expansion of cryptocurrency payment options on its international portal site, Open House Global. The platform now accepts XRP, SOL (Solana), and DOGE (Dogecoin) alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum, catering to global clients purchasing Japanese real estate. Simultaneously, the company launched a Traditional Chinese website to complement its English version.

Enhanced Cryptocurrency Payment Flexibility

The move aligns with growing demand for diversified crypto payments in cross-border real estate transactions. Key features include:

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Cryptocurrency Market Context

Bitcoin's 2024 network settlement volume exceeded $19 trillion, more than double 2023's $8.7 trillion. This growth follows:

Japan's Liberal Democratic Party recently submitted proposals to integrate cryptocurrencies into national economic assets, citing:

Service Philosophy

Open House Group focuses on practical applications of blockchain technology:

  1. Cross-border settlements
  2. Micro-payments
  3. Smart contract implementations

"We prioritize utility over speculation," the company states, "leveraging blockchain's strengths for financial innovation."

Important Considerations

FAQ Section

Q: Which cryptocurrencies can I use for property purchases?
A: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, SOL, and DOGE.

Q: Is the Traditional Chinese site available globally?
A: Yes, accessible worldwide where local laws permit.

Q: How are crypto payments processed?
A: Through secure blockchain transactions with real-time conversion rates.

Q: What if my country restricts cryptocurrency use?
A: Transactions must comply with your jurisdiction's regulations.

Q: Can I get English-language legal documents?
A: No, Japanese law requires contracts in Japanese.

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Company Overview

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