In February, Bitcoin.com reported that the first Japanese bill containing digital currencies, recognizing Bitcoin as a method of payment, was expected to enter into force sometime in April. Last week, the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) officially announced that the exact date for this bill to become law is April 1. Also read: Countdown: Bitcoin Will Be a Legal Method of Payment in Japan in Two Months The bill recognizes Bitcoin as a method of
How Japan prepares to recognize bitcoin as method of payment on April 1
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