The list of companies and cases of introducing Japanese Public Key Infrastructure (JPKI) using My Number Card has been updated.
This page introduces private sector (1,431 companies as of September 30, 2026), which has introduced Japanese Public Key Infrastructure at present, and its introduction examples. It provides reference information such as what kind of industries and services have been introduced and how they have been introduced, and what advantages they have for private sector and customers. Please make use of this information when considering introduction.
For example, in the banking and brokerage industries, Japanese Public Key Infrastructure is often used to open accounts, and the effectiveness of its introduction has been recognized. It eliminates the need to copy identity verification documents, fill out and mail application forms, etc., which are required at the time of opening an account. By using My Number Card's electronic certificate, customers can apply easily and accurately from smartphones and other devices. This will lead to a reduction in administrative costs such as reception and examination, as well as an improvement in customer convenience.
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1. List of Business Entities and Case Studies
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