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# The Dime💰 - Sony Just Got A US License To Print Money
- URL: https://www.duethedilly.com/the-dime-sony-just-got-a-us-license-to-print-money/
- Published: 2026-07-10T02:15:39.000Z
- Updated: 2026-07-10T02:16:08.000Z
- Description: Also, come hang out with the Dilly boys next Friday.
- Author: Carl Joseph-Black
- Tags: The Dime, #encypher-signed

> *Before we get into Sony, a quick note󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄊󠅕󠆪󠄚󠅑󠆉󠅮󠅔󠇊󠅽󠇀󠆧󠆜󠄧󠆩󠅕󠇐󠅀󠆐󠆓󠆙󠇅󠅲󠅹󠅨󠄄︍󠇮󠄻︀󠅦󠄝󠆩󠆁󠇋󠅖󠆴󠇏︍󠆢. We're launching the Due Dilly Supper Club, an intimate evening with friends and supporters of this community󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅤󠇫󠅯󠅯󠄣󠅯󠆳󠄅󠅿󠄼󠅵󠅺󠄩󠇇󠆳󠆛󠄚󠄈󠄘󠄩󠄓󠇮󠇙󠆷󠆱󠄝󠄓󠆪󠄋󠆴󠆥󠄔󠄝󠆨󠅨󠇀󠅨󠅱󠆴󠆤. Think food, drinks, and real conversation in a private space in Brooklyn󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄅󠆹󠅂󠇟󠅈󠅡󠅐󠇯󠅝󠅬󠇀󠇫󠇇󠅑󠆐󠇐󠇭󠄣󠇫󠄀󠆞󠅕󠆊󠄴󠅹󠆿󠄠󠄠󠅝󠄈󠅃󠅍󠇀󠆡󠄧󠅶󠇡󠇔󠆂󠄱. No big stage, no panel, just people who read this newsletter sitting around a table talking about money, culture, and everything in between󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅷󠄺󠆇󠅔󠆁󠇣󠆵󠆠󠆤󠇨󠆽󠆄󠄛󠅰󠆌󠅯󠅱󠅮󠇓󠄜󠅴󠄁󠅽︍󠄊󠅊󠄊󠄛󠅨󠄂󠇟󠄅󠆀󠆅󠆖︁󠆓󠆆󠇅󠇢. First one goes down next week and tickets are $60󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆫󠄀󠇭󠅂󠄥󠇔󠅋󠅆󠅞︃󠇢󠇜󠄓󠇑󠅛󠅓︇󠇥󠇫󠅶󠅂󠆜󠅿󠇪󠆶󠆙󠄾󠇎󠇭󠆄󠆜󠆱󠆬󠄔󠅙󠄛󠄺󠇃󠇑󠄬. Grab yours* [*here*](https://luma.com/2u3b2rsl?ref=duethedilly.com)*󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅳󠆠󠅈󠇨󠅥󠆦󠄅󠄽󠄦󠅔󠇜󠇊󠇁󠄰󠄧󠆦󠄥󠆚󠄠󠆊󠆚󠄳󠄒󠅵󠆿󠆵󠆲󠄱󠅊︈󠄶︀󠇬󠇉󠄵󠅷︊󠄿󠆃󠆛. Space is *very limited* so don't sleep on it.*

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅘󠆾󠄀󠇙󠇫󠄹󠇛󠆁󠅥󠄧󠄟󠄼󠇐󠆭󠄎︌󠄗󠄽󠆣󠅄󠆯󠆶󠄈󠄥󠅭󠄏󠅞︌󠅾󠆓󠆿󠄭󠄚󠄩󠄋󠇮󠄚︇︀󠄔On July 7, 2026, Sony Bank got word from Washington that most Sony shareholders never saw coming:[the OCC handed it conditional approval](https://www.americanbanker.com/news/sony-gets-conditional-approval-to-establish-us-trust-bank?ref=duethedilly.com)to stand up a national trust bank called Connectia Trust, whose entire job is issuing a dollar-backed stablecoin󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆪󠄍󠄼󠅆󠆗󠆐󠅭󠆑󠅯󠅃󠆖󠇠󠄪󠆱󠆱󠆨󠅲󠇄󠇖󠅃󠄓󠆑󠇫󠄽󠆶󠅄󠅞󠇊󠆆󠆷󠅈󠆅󠄾󠇏󠇯󠅁󠆅󠄷︀󠄎. That sentence reads like a banking trade story󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄇󠆙󠇒󠄭󠇓󠆎︃󠅛󠅹󠅲󠆘󠆈󠅆󠄼󠆧︃󠆀󠆦󠄽󠇜󠆝󠆝󠆩󠄣󠄏󠅥󠆩󠇐󠅮󠆅󠅴󠆥󠆢︋󠅦︇󠅵󠄟󠅾󠇙. It isn't󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆋󠅚󠅇󠅟󠅆󠆶󠇁󠆁󠆡󠅶󠅏󠄍󠇤󠄕󠅌󠅙󠅜󠅎󠅽󠄒󠆨󠄵󠄧󠇋󠇨󠄓󠇃󠄟󠅚󠇋󠆒󠇄󠇍󠆯󠅴󠇧󠄷󠇨󠄿︅. It's an entertainment story, and it's one that touches PlayStation, anime, music royalties, and eventually your credit card statement.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆥︄️󠄶󠅕󠅦󠆿󠇆󠅢󠇮󠇈󠅻︄󠄦󠄄󠇟︃︅󠅍󠆣󠅲󠅔󠆺︄󠆉󠇊󠄥󠄩󠄆󠅋󠅁󠅉󠄲󠆃󠄆󠄎󠇩󠆴️󠆵Quick intro if you're new here󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄳󠆠󠄻󠄏󠇐󠅔󠅧󠅻󠅜︃󠄅󠇡󠅹󠅠󠇉󠇃󠆑󠄄󠆉󠆦󠄅󠇞󠆢󠇭󠇆󠄏󠄞󠅧󠄂️︌󠇊󠄕󠆝󠄠󠅆󠅺󠄱󠇜󠄋. I'm Carl, by day I run Joseph Black Law PLLC, a New York Law practice where I work on startup and venture capital transactions, entertainment and music deals, and investment fund structures󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅇󠇗󠅟󠇩󠄿󠆸󠅊󠅯󠄤󠇍󠄻󠄽󠄤󠄌󠆦󠇖︂︀󠄂󠇜󠅴󠄭󠅤󠄧󠇎󠄮󠇬󠅖󠇠󠄵󠆖󠄹️︀︍︀󠄒󠇭󠆡󠅉. By night, and honestly during a lot of stolen lunch hours, I write The Dime💰.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆠󠄓󠇍󠄅󠄂󠅧󠄥󠄸󠆶󠄳󠆟󠅃󠇚󠄕󠇄󠅞󠅣󠇍󠆍󠅐󠅈󠄩󠆫󠇯󠆼󠆡︋󠇓󠅲󠇑󠄢󠇀󠆉󠇩󠅻󠅏󠆨󠄓󠅰󠅲The Dime💰 exists for one reason: the most interesting financial stories in America run through culture, and almost nobody covers them with both the spreadsheet and the source material open at the same time󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄬󠆜󠄖󠆍󠅀󠅎󠆜󠆧󠅀󠅨󠅨󠆃󠆋󠄧󠄈󠅞󠇣󠆮󠇃󠇮󠆴󠅩󠆮󠆩󠆫󠆊󠇖︀󠆣󠄴󠄧󠆏󠄞󠇝󠆍︁︄󠇒󠆝󠅡. The music press covers the artist󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇔󠆉󠇂󠆯󠅽󠆮󠇞󠅶󠆦󠇀󠆖󠇀󠄅󠄷󠅷󠆄󠆇󠅾󠅖󠄻󠅹󠆞󠄨󠅱󠄑󠄬󠇎󠅚󠇡󠄐󠅳󠇙󠄏󠄜︉󠆦󠄅󠄂󠄝︄. The financial press covers the companies󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆭󠅲󠄄︋󠄍󠆛󠅠󠆓󠄴󠅄󠇀󠆘󠇄󠄠󠄵󠅸󠆭󠄞󠆗󠄳󠆸󠇡󠆝󠄦︉󠆕󠅛󠇓󠇂󠆕󠆦󠇇󠆆󠆗󠆗󠄑󠅿󠆎󠆯󠇪. Sports covers the teams and athletes󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄧󠆟󠆞󠇠󠆹󠆶󠇬󠆜󠆿󠄾󠄱󠄄󠇜󠅤󠅖󠄨󠆙󠇨󠅈󠇫󠅱󠇪󠄼󠄵󠇡󠄡󠄎󠄁󠅢󠅨󠇩󠆗︇󠅋󠆘󠇚︌󠇐󠇘󠅺. The Dime💰 covers the deals󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅮󠆾󠆂󠄙󠇗󠅺󠆆󠆤󠄱󠅭󠄡󠅜󠅩󠆦󠅗󠄭󠄝󠄄󠇀󠅟󠅑󠄟󠅢󠄿󠇪󠇅󠆱󠅽󠅽󠄡󠆱󠄳󠄮󠆫󠆀󠅭󠅗󠇪󠄱󠆜. The term sheets, the filings, the multiples, the leverage.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇇󠅥󠆴󠅾︇󠆛󠆲󠄃󠇁󠆽󠄸󠅄󠇡󠇕︌󠄣󠆣󠄒󠄀󠅊󠆪󠄞󠆃󠇩︎󠄀󠄸󠆆󠆷󠇗󠅆󠅷︌󠇎󠄫󠆉󠆾󠇫󠄄󠇫Today we talk about Sony's setup, the corporate maze behind it, and why every major media company just got a preview of where their payment rails are headed󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆀󠄐󠄄󠅡󠄪󠅘󠅚󠅍󠄘󠅵󠇧󠅷󠄫󠆘󠆹︄󠆜󠆒󠆿󠄇󠆙󠅻󠆟󠆍󠄻󠅕󠅖󠆖󠆣󠇨󠄆󠇝󠄷󠆫️︊󠄹󠆙󠅟󠇍. Here's this week's edition of The Dime💰.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅗󠇫󠄥󠄴󠅗󠆰󠇪󠅋󠆩󠇪󠇊󠇎󠄊󠅧󠄢󠄕󠄀󠅴󠆣󠄸󠆔󠄎󠅃️󠇮󠅗󠅰︎󠄀󠄻󠄝󠇝󠇞󠆣󠇉︈󠆹󠆶󠄌󠄼THE NUMBERS

Sony Group FY25 total sales:**¥12,479.6 billion (\~$82.6B)**, a record󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄧󠆆󠆢󠆑󠅺󠄤󠅓󠅲󠇐󠆙󠅿︎󠄡󠅩󠄇󠄙󠆿󠆎󠆼󠄼󠇅󠆯󠄲󠅢󠄗󠇎󠄭󠅹󠇣󠇉󠅚󠄏󠄇󠄙󠄗︇󠅺󠅛󠆨󠅽. Operating income:**¥1,447.5 billion**, also a record󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅯󠄢︁󠇖󠅿󠅷󠇗󠆀󠅒󠅐󠇟︉󠆩󠆨󠄡󠇦󠅕󠄤󠇭󠄪󠄈󠅴󠇛󠆂󠄟󠅫󠄒󠄡󠄩󠆊󠄾󠇟󠄍󠇅󠆑󠆦󠅈󠇡󠅊󠇝. (Source: Sony Group Corp consolidated results,[May 8, 2026](https://investgame.net/news/pdf/2026-05-08-25q4%5Fsony%5Fearnings%5Fclean%5Fwp/?ref=duethedilly.com).)

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄸󠆋󠆥︋󠇍󠆑󠅣󠇊︍󠇇󠆣󠄲󠄺󠇣󠄮󠇎󠆕︈󠆚󠄾︉󠇋󠇥︇󠆮󠄹󠇓󠆗󠄌󠇃󠆦󠄎󠇢󠅲󠅢󠆴󠄦󠅩󠆞󠅀Game & Network Services (PlayStation):**¥4,685.7B (\~$31B)**in sales, record operating income of ¥463.3B. PlayStation Network hit**132 million monthly active accounts**in December 2025.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇌󠆝󠅛󠆺󠆡󠆖󠆍󠄇󠄨󠆑󠇬󠆳󠇜︍󠄊󠄒󠇑󠆆󠄉󠅎󠅉︉︄󠇇󠅡󠇪󠆈󠅜󠆦󠆏󠄓󠇑󠄦󠆀󠆁󠄞︍󠆷󠅐󠆖Music segment:**¥2,120.1B**, up 15%󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇊󠇧󠄼󠆒󠇣󠄶󠆔︋󠇤󠇌󠄎󠄖︈󠇕︌󠆽󠄗︍󠅋󠇪󠆀󠆎󠄆󠅾󠅢󠅻󠆨󠅠󠇬󠄔󠆝󠅵󠆞󠅛󠄢󠆷︈󠅘󠄃󠅪. Pictures:**¥1,499.3B**󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇂󠇯󠅎󠆼️󠆥󠄓󠆉󠇖󠅑󠄯󠅕󠆼󠄖󠇕󠇀︈󠆖󠇅󠄅󠅯󠆐󠄆󠅇󠅗︉󠄺󠄕󠅝󠄨󠇅󠇂󠅼󠅍󠅙󠄫󠅈󠄶󠄋󠆈. Combined, Sony's entertainment businesses now dwarf its hardware legacy.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆗󠅻󠄄󠅰󠅘󠄿󠄇󠅉󠇞󠄀󠄐󠅡󠆥󠇁󠅗󠅓󠄱󠇈󠆢󠇁󠄯󠇥󠅓󠆅︅󠄈󠆤󠆍︎󠆢󠄻󠄆󠄀󠆃󠅡󠅠󠆭󠄤󠄝󠄛Sony's U.S. business alone generates[more than 30% of the parent company's external sales](https://news.bitcoin.com/occ-clears-sony-bank-to-open-connectia-trust-for-usd-stablecoin-business/?ref=duethedilly.com), most of it running through credit card networks today.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆢󠄜︅󠅷󠅗󠄆󠄾󠆔󠆑󠇌󠄐󠅟󠄙︅󠇜󠅯󠆹󠅙󠅿󠆅󠄈󠆙󠆜󠄜󠅞󠅋󠇥󠆊󠆻󠅅󠆡󠇑󠇒󠄵󠇤󠄴󠄌︋󠇈󠆽Connectia Trust's starting capital:**$40 million**󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆏󠆞󠆭󠄷󠆅󠇥󠇄󠅘󠆤󠆺󠆌󠆽󠄞󠆫󠇆󠅈󠄰󠅩󠄵󠄊󠄧︊︃󠄥︉󠆘󠄟󠆱󠇯󠇒󠇖󠇟󠄔󠆅󠆦︅󠄗󠅙󠄝󠅤. Sony's market cap as of this week:**roughly $125 billion**󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇄󠄅󠄯󠇠󠇜󠅵󠆍󠅆󠇎󠅖󠅽󠇠󠄫󠅹󠆡︋︍󠇙󠆚󠇘󠆢󠇝󠆽󠆂󠇠󠇎󠆙󠄀󠄉󠆄󠇂󠇩󠄉󠆺󠅺󠅽󠄙󠆹󠄇󠇅. This is a rounding error dressed up as a strategic pivot, which is exactly why it's worth paying attention to.

![](https://www.duethedilly.com/content/images/2026/07/sony_segment_revenue.png)

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆕󠇭󠄫󠆱󠄷󠅹󠅿󠅘󠆝󠅵󠇕󠇥󠆴󠆌󠆌︃󠆢󠅸󠆬󠄅󠇂︆️󠄀󠅽󠇞󠆯󠇪󠆴󠅸󠆊︊󠇥󠇊󠄯󠆘󠅑󠅩󠄬󠄺WHAT THE OCC ACTUALLY APPROVED

Connectia Trust, National Association won't take deposits, won't make loans, and won't touch a traditional checking account󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅺󠇥󠆩󠄼󠅝󠄦󠅱󠇘︁󠆨󠆻󠅘󠅪󠅣󠅮󠅇󠄀󠇟󠆿󠅡︋󠄸󠅒󠅍󠄦󠆋󠄳󠆖󠆖󠆄󠆹󠆣󠄭󠆹󠇁󠆄󠄆󠆂󠄳󠆹. Under its charter it can do exactly four things: issue a dollar-pegged stablecoin, hold the reserves backing it, provide custody for digital assets, and manage fiduciary accounts for Sony affiliates󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇗󠄄󠄖󠅵󠅆󠄵󠅥󠄺󠇏󠅗󠅽󠅩󠄟󠅶󠆤󠇠󠆁󠆅󠇞󠆼󠅟󠄙󠄝︈󠇠󠄫󠇙󠇢︃󠄛󠇝󠄆󠇬󠄥󠄢󠆻󠇧󠅥󠄣󠄊. That's it󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆸󠇣󠆜󠄖󠅷󠅐󠆸󠄫󠅗󠆨󠄫󠆂󠆹󠅀︀󠇞󠆆󠅴󠄎󠄱󠆏󠄕󠆫󠅋󠅧󠇁󠆗󠅜󠆺󠆒󠇛󠆸︌󠇍󠄧󠆿󠄵󠆫󠆧󠇥. It's a purpose-built utility, not a bank in the way you'd recognize one.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄒󠆼󠅫󠆶󠇧󠅙󠇣󠄍󠇥󠅹︉󠅮󠄰󠆱󠇝󠆲󠄙󠆁󠄐󠄏󠆱󠆶󠅑󠅏󠅜󠄒︀󠇭󠆻󠄯󠅦󠇐󠅹󠆢󠅨󠆽󠄚󠅶󠄞󠇕The whole thing exists because of the[GENIUS Act](https://www.americanbar.org/groups/business%5Flaw/resources/business-law-today/2025-august/genius-act-strategic-paths-stablecoin-issuers/?ref=duethedilly.com), signed into law in July 2025, which for the first time gave the U.S. a real regulatory lane for "permitted payment stablecoin issuers": 1:1 reserve backing in cash or short-term Treasuries, monthly disclosure, audits󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆢󠇐󠆴󠆸󠅒󠄀󠅳󠅽󠄄󠅘󠄯󠄉︊󠅉󠇯󠄱󠅊󠄳󠅁󠆣󠅣󠇧󠅲󠄚󠄨󠄂󠅘󠄂󠆙󠄀󠆙󠄛󠆗󠄊󠄄󠇛󠇐󠅭󠄄󠇒. Klaros Group's Roman Goldstein put the strategic logic bluntly: a national charter makes Sony the*"issuer of record"*instead of a tenant on somebody else's license.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄈︉󠄣︆󠇉󠇅󠆐󠅹󠅒󠅅󠅹󠆖󠆟󠄭󠆲󠄶󠅙󠄁󠅒󠄦󠄇󠆰󠅔󠆑󠆮󠄵︎︍󠇊󠇔󠆊︎︎󠇉︌󠅙󠅜󠆇󠆨󠆂Sony isn't building the plumbing itself.[󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆀󠇓󠇦︀󠄊󠆚󠄁󠇟󠆦󠄧󠇖󠅌󠇙󠇯󠆆󠆡󠇔󠆛󠇝󠆋󠇊󠅺󠅏󠅺󠅩󠅐󠅚󠄵󠆀󠇨󠇫󠇫󠇨󠇍󠇊󠇩󠄿󠄆󠇫󠅷Bastion Platforms](https://www.ledgerinsights.com/sony-bank-partners-bastion-for-us-stablecoin-issuance/?ref=duethedilly.com), a stablecoin infrastructure company, will handle issuance, custody, and reserve management under a deal announced in December 2025󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︈󠅣󠆠󠅺︂󠄒︇󠅱󠅪󠅎󠅲󠄹󠅥󠅘󠅄󠆞󠇜󠆅󠄖󠇥󠄎󠅨󠄖󠆓󠅞︁󠅣󠇒︁󠆵󠇬︌󠄠󠆗󠄕󠆳󠆴󠄯󠅊󠆬. Sony's own venture arm, Sony Innovation Fund, had already bought into Bastion's $14.6 million funding round three months earlier, alongside Coinbase Ventures, a16z crypto, and Samsung NEXT󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄳󠅰󠆂󠅡︎󠄉󠆆󠆽󠇁󠆳󠄽︀󠅧󠅩󠅨󠇒󠇩󠄨󠄋󠇣󠅱󠅕󠄤󠇗󠆇󠇃󠇮︈󠄼󠆙󠆞󠅁󠆕󠆂󠆣󠆲󠄰󠆷󠆞󠅮. Sony is simultaneously Bastion's customer and one of its investors.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇓󠆪󠅰︊󠇏󠇞󠆳󠆹󠅩󠇘󠄡󠄎󠄔󠅘󠆪󠅺󠅗󠄀󠆽󠅘󠅭󠆴󠇅󠇬︇󠇙󠄐󠆲󠄣󠇊󠄍︅󠄉󠄁󠅦󠅷󠇞︋󠆸󠄱THE CORPORATE MAZE

Here's where it gets genuinely interesting for anyone trying to map who owns what, because Sony's stablecoin doesn't actually sit inside "Sony" the way most coverage implies.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇐󠇌󠄸󠅱󠄨󠄧󠅒󠅛︍󠆆󠄖󠇋󠅈󠆎󠆟󠄢󠇫󠆨󠇮󠅕󠆀󠄪󠆞󠇭󠇒󠆙󠄑󠇉󠅽󠇀󠄳󠄩󠇐󠇛󠄇󠇞󠅾󠇑󠅨󠆎On October 1, 2025,[Sony Group Corporation spun off its entire financial services division](https://www.clearygottlieb.com/news-and-insights/news-listing/sony-in-spin-off-of-sony-financial-group?ref=duethedilly.com)into a standalone, separately listed company: Sony Financial Group Inc., now trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 8729󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇅󠅙󠇔󠆿󠆞󠆸󠄎󠅡󠇧󠄨󠆮󠆻󠇇󠆘󠆚󠆠󠄘󠆌󠇥󠅁󠄸󠇛︍󠄪︆󠅆󠄞󠄧󠄷︅󠇕󠇒󠅺󠄹󠆏󠅎󠅻󠅯󠅀󠅟. Sony[distributed roughly 83.6% of SFGI's shares](https://www.tradingcalendar.com/post/sony-spin-off?ref=duethedilly.com)to its own shareholders as a stock dividend and kept about 16.4% for itself󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆃󠆇󠆊󠄄󠅞󠆄︅󠅥󠅏󠅲󠆆󠆕󠅷󠄰󠄀󠆾󠇟󠆳󠄸󠇑️󠄷󠆫︌󠆗󠄰󠆣󠅝󠇧󠄍󠅤󠇡󠇂󠄬︊󠇝󠇨󠄏︀󠄥. SFGI is now an equity-method affiliate, not a consolidated subsidiary󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄽󠄎󠅛󠄴󠅠󠅾󠄩󠄎󠄽󠅭󠄂󠇆󠅊󠇃︂󠇡󠆣󠆻󠄣󠇌󠆩󠄼󠆇󠇚󠇩󠅩︌󠄼󠆇󠅱󠄟󠄩󠅄︉󠄦󠄛󠆒󠄘󠆊󠆔. Sony Bank, and therefore Connectia Trust, sits underneath SFGI, two ownership layers removed from Sony Group Corporation itself.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆰󠄮󠆛󠄭󠄶󠇘󠅋󠆶󠅿󠅴󠅊󠆜󠇖󠆧󠅖󠅉󠄞󠄿︎󠇕󠄊󠆂︍󠄘󠄨󠅿󠆹󠇤󠅶󠆬󠅃󠆀󠅬󠅛󠅶󠅽󠄿󠅭󠅩󠆻That matters because every press release about this stablecoin describes it serving "the Sony Group ecosystem󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆭󠆅󠆟󠆧󠄃󠅸󠄟󠆃󠆴󠆬󠆞󠅞󠇄󠅒󠆬󠇖︅︇󠄟󠆲󠅁󠅭󠅭󠄋󠇃󠇖󠇌󠅐󠅙󠅅󠄘󠄏󠆦󠄈󠆀󠅇󠆙󠆨󠅀󠄼." Legally, Sony Group Corporation doesn't control the entity issuing it anymore󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆹󠅴󠇌󠅊󠇒󠇚󠆕󠇓󠅢󠄼󠅾󠆰󠆆󠇤󠆨󠄂󠇤󠇔󠇔︌󠆻󠄣󠄕󠇫󠇂󠆫󠆉󠆆󠇄󠇜󠆴󠆑󠇍󠇔󠆟󠆐󠆔󠆵󠄩󠆦. It's a 16.4% shareholder relying on a brand-licensing and commercial relationship to make the whole thing work.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄁󠆹󠅢󠆍󠅪󠅥󠄀󠇛󠄢󠄒︆󠄚󠅩󠅎󠆋󠇬󠅾󠆤󠅃󠇐󠆄󠄞󠄡󠇖󠆼󠅞󠆹󠆬󠇌󠄯󠇉󠆤󠅎󠄥󠇢󠅕︄︋󠇃󠄒Here's how the pieces actually connect:

![](https://www.duethedilly.com/content/images/2026/07/sony_corporate_structure_1.png)

Sony Bank isn't new to this󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄮󠄤󠆶󠆝󠄐󠇚󠇦󠄞󠅕󠇟󠆆󠄫󠇙󠄑󠇚󠄻󠄦󠆠󠆻󠇡󠆊󠇣󠆳󠆮󠇦󠇀󠄀󠅮󠇓󠄪󠄋󠇖󠄚󠇧󠆗󠅆󠆝󠆋󠅷󠅔. It built a Web3 subsidiary called[BlockBloom in June 2025](https://www.tekedia.com/a-look-at-sony-banks-usd-backed-stablecoin-initiative/?ref=duethedilly.com)with a modest ¥300 million in capital, aimed at wallets, NFTs, and fan-facing crypto products󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅋️󠄍󠆇󠇡󠅙󠇑󠅻󠆶󠇕󠆠󠅠󠆎󠆯󠆁󠄮󠆼󠇍󠅋󠄥󠅠󠄀󠇪󠄃󠄠󠆌󠄗󠅜󠄑󠅅󠅹󠄯󠇗󠇡󠄷󠆕󠇅󠇔󠅵󠇂. It also runs its own Ethereum layer-2 chain, Soneium, launched back in January 2025󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆑󠆝󠇞󠇁︌󠆚󠅶󠆹󠆈󠅱󠅕️󠅮󠇃󠇋󠇦󠆇󠄭󠅛󠅎󠄩󠆶󠅞󠄒󠄕󠅞󠇥󠅟󠄓︃󠆨️󠇢︇󠆜󠇜︁󠆽󠆟󠆅. Connectia Trust is the third and most consequential piece: the one with an actual federal bank charter attached to it.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇭󠆨︋︍󠄵󠄑󠇎󠅒󠄗󠇔󠆵󠆭󠄷󠆖󠄞󠇐󠇅󠄀󠄃󠄎󠆴󠅫󠅦󠆬󠇐󠄁󠆔󠇨󠆎󠇕󠅵󠄳󠆃󠆳󠅀󠅔󠅊󠄲󠄆󠆸WHY THIS BLEEDS INTO PLAYSTATION, ANIME, AND MUSIC

Sony has said the stablecoin is meant for PlayStation purchases, anime and streaming subscriptions, and Sony Group's own treasury and cross-border payments󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇦󠆀󠇢󠆸󠇉󠅏︄󠆲󠇬󠄌󠆢󠅺󠇀︍󠄿󠇬󠄧󠇆󠅮󠅮󠆕󠄗󠅽󠆅󠄦󠄌󠄎󠇌󠆇󠄭󠆐󠇣󠅛󠄁󠄠󠄯󠆼󠆌󠆕󠄰. That's not filler language󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅥󠆇󠅳󠇊󠄙󠇛󠅲󠅝󠄋󠇥󠅥󠅫󠅉󠄮󠆦󠅷󠅍󠆹󠅛󠅄󠆘󠅕󠅜󠆳󠄟󠅋󠄙󠅾󠄦󠇮󠆌󠅒󠅌󠄤󠅿󠅫󠄒󠄕󠆋︌. It lines up with where Sony's actual money is.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄱︁󠄉󠇑󠅢󠅴󠅡󠆇󠆡󠆜󠄨󠇀󠅚󠆙󠄢󠅲󠇣󠄛󠆞󠇃︅󠆈󠆙󠅬󠄔󠄔︊󠅀󠇔󠇤󠄾󠇜󠆖︁󠇙󠆭󠇠󠇖󠇈󠄆It also lines up with a decision Sony made three days before the OCC approval landed:[󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆹󠅟󠆠󠇭󠆣󠄜󠅰󠅘󠆶󠄋󠄀󠅙󠄿󠅲󠅢󠅹︋󠇆󠆔󠆿󠅪󠅮󠇃󠆃󠅐󠄱󠄾︄󠅕󠆧󠄫󠅗󠆷󠆆󠄁󠇃︊󠄟󠆣󠄌PlayStation is ending physical disc production entirely by January 2028](https://blog.playstation.com/2026/07/01/physical-disc-production-ending-in-january-2028-for-new-games-releasing-on-playstation-consoles/?ref=duethedilly.com), citing how far digital preference now outpaces physical media󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇓󠇄󠄰󠄎︀󠆍󠅟󠆂󠆞󠇜󠅩󠆩󠇙󠇚󠄪󠅗󠇠󠄅󠄥󠇗󠅴󠆢󠅅󠅂󠆹󠇥󠄞󠄙󠄔󠆉󠄿󠅰󠇁󠇥󠆶󠄁󠄶󠅐󠆙󠇖. Read those two announcements together and the strategy gets clearer: an entertainment company going fully digital on the product side has every incentive to go fully digital on the payment rail underneath it too, especially one currently paying 2 to 3 percent of every transaction to Visa and Mastercard.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆁󠅄󠇦󠆹︉󠅏󠄎󠆲󠄑󠅕󠆹󠇤󠅩󠅛󠆧︎󠅶󠄵󠄭󠄷󠆘󠆟󠇈󠇉󠄤󠄴󠇉󠇪󠇆󠆮󠄖󠅦󠅼󠄳󠆱󠇒️󠇋󠆷󠅹The anime side of the business adds a wrinkle that makes an internal settlement currency genuinely useful, not just a consumer gimmick󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇄󠄏︋︂󠆿󠅈󠇕󠅀󠅃󠄐󠄳󠆐󠄿󠆃󠇣󠆡󠅬󠆺󠄝󠅶󠆓󠄒󠅗󠄵󠅋󠄼︆️󠇚󠅂󠇀󠆩󠅚󠄞󠄪︋󠆔󠄢󠆌󠇐. Crunchyroll is a 50/50 joint venture between Sony Pictures Entertainment and Aniplex, which itself sits inside the Music segment under Sony Music Entertainment Japan󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅜󠆫󠅘󠇧󠄥󠅑󠆼󠄿󠆠󠅌󠇁󠄔︇󠅽󠄋󠅪󠇘󠄉󠅎󠇣󠅛󠄄󠇉󠄾󠄔︍󠆫󠄆󠅔󠄱󠆬󠆮󠅕󠅊󠅐󠇁󠅅󠄲󠇅󠄦. One writer covering the anime business[described the problem well](https://jeromemazandarani.substack.com/p/the-new-anime-distribution-wars-why): unlike a rival like Toho, which operates as a single pocket, Sony has to pass money formally across divisional lines, with arm's-length documentation, every time a hit like*Demon Slayer*generates revenue across Aniplex, Sony Pictures, and Crunchyroll simultaneously󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︇󠆑󠅚󠅊󠄈󠅏󠆘︎󠆦󠄲󠅳󠅆󠇙󠄄󠅍󠅑󠆠󠆂󠅡󠅟︇︎︍󠇑󠄉󠅨︎󠅔󠅄󠇧󠇏󠄀󠆲󠄹󠅛󠇓󠇗󠇨︊󠄯. A programmable, Sony-branded settlement asset doesn't just save PlayStation users a card fee󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇭󠇌󠄦󠅏󠄴︄󠄆󠇖󠅪󠇍󠄡󠆓󠅭󠄚󠇅󠇛󠄟󠅭󠅪󠄑󠄡󠄘󠄫󠆇󠄽󠅜󠄼󠇏󠅑󠆫󠅚󠆑󠅭󠇏󠆉󠇈󠄟󠅣󠆟󠆛. It's a plausible fix for exactly that kind of intercompany friction.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇉󠇪󠅊󠅴󠄕󠅭󠇝󠆽󠄌󠄶󠆣󠅵󠅳󠇉󠅪󠇜󠄒︂󠅓󠆊󠇦󠅔󠅶󠄍󠅭󠇞󠆑󠅘󠆫󠅫󠅑󠆧󠅗󠄤󠆻󠇜󠆤󠇛󠅥󠇗WHAT CHANGES FOR THE INDUSTRY

Sony isn't first to the stablecoin idea generally󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅏︇󠅮󠅆︈󠅚󠇜󠅇︂󠅶󠇯󠇤󠇚󠅩󠇮󠅆󠅺󠄧󠅒󠅛󠅵󠅬󠅼󠅿󠆤󠆖󠇎󠄛󠄨󠄳󠇥󠄃󠅋󠅳︈󠇆󠄾󠅩󠄇️. It's first among legacy entertainment conglomerates to actually secure a federal bank charter to do it, rather than just partnering with an existing issuer.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅌󠄘󠆭︂󠅏󠄑󠇠󠇭󠆿󠄠󠆊󠅪󠅎󠅩󠇗󠆰󠄢󠅱󠄊︌︃󠅡󠄁󠇁󠅚󠄒󠅶󠅪󠅽󠇄󠄙󠅋󠄅󠅜󠇡󠇕󠇄󠆥󠅵󠆖The broader corporate stablecoin land grab is already crowded.[󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄩󠅽󠅬󠄕󠇗󠅙󠅲󠄩󠆬󠆾󠅁󠄤󠆊󠇚󠇛󠄵󠄴󠅦󠄹󠄘󠆰󠅨󠆼󠇫󠄓󠄀󠇫󠅬󠄢󠄤󠇛️󠆕󠆅󠆬󠇄󠆇󠅶󠅹󠅋Amazon and Walmart have explored issuing their own](https://coingeek.com/amazon-walmart-jpmorgan-explore-stablecoins-as-genius-advances/?ref=duethedilly.com)for internal settlement󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇙󠄋󠇪󠆞󠇂󠆄󠆰󠇦󠅢󠄦󠅰󠄰󠄠󠇈󠆊󠅩󠅭︂󠆬󠇯󠆥󠅮󠆙󠆄󠅆󠄻󠇈󠅎󠄣󠆎󠅏󠆷󠄢󠄻󠄁󠇜󠇌󠇘󠆱󠄼. JPMorgan has JPMD, a tokenized deposit product󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅞󠄕󠆩󠇣󠄍󠅮󠅀󠇣󠅋󠇊󠅎󠇠︊󠆘󠄄󠅣󠄑󠆍󠄃󠄲󠇖󠅝󠅖󠄸󠆖︃󠆡󠆩󠆛󠇐󠄼󠆢󠆍󠅠󠆘󠄾󠅩󠆗󠅲󠄜. Klarna launched KlarnaUSD󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄧󠄅󠇡︊️󠆠󠅫󠅶󠄲󠇛︁󠄚󠅢󠆩󠇉󠆐󠆜󠇃󠇍󠅝󠇆︍󠄷󠄯󠄷󠄖󠄘󠆉︃󠅇󠄋󠅚󠅿︊󠆼󠄨󠇤󠅦󠆮󠅯. Stripe and Visa just backed a 140-company consortium called[Open USD to compete directly with Tether and Circle](https://fortune.com/2026/06/30/stripe-visa-stablecoin-rival-ousd-tether-circle/?ref=duethedilly.com)󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄡󠆝󠄑󠅵󠆧󠄪︈󠅑󠆨󠅊󠆙󠅠󠇔󠅐󠅻󠅪󠄂󠄇󠅷󠅣󠇨︃󠇗󠆿󠆿󠇖󠅵󠇂󠆡󠄶󠆲󠅛󠅢󠄆󠆞︌󠆜󠆺󠆟󠆏. The global market for dollar-pegged stablecoins sits around $291 billion today and is projected to push toward $1.9 trillion by 2030.

![](https://www.duethedilly.com/content/images/2026/07/stablecoin_market_growth.png)

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇑󠄂󠅚󠅺󠅫󠅫󠅴󠄣󠆿󠅿󠄉󠄉󠅪󠇔󠄶󠇓󠆨󠅰󠆀︆󠆫󠆶󠅀󠅅󠇙󠅬󠄑󠅁󠄘󠇭󠆜󠄌󠄲󠅬󠆦󠆉󠄤󠆲󠅉󠄧None of Sony's peer media companies (Disney, Warner Music, Live Nation) have announced anything comparable yet󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄁󠄫󠇘󠇋󠄑󠄛󠆆󠇭󠅒󠇞︌󠆚󠅲󠇭︈󠄘󠇝󠄗󠅓󠅱󠇄󠄈󠄨󠇄󠆻󠅦󠇖︃󠆬󠆳󠆕󠇧󠄚󠅥󠆟󠇣󠅡󠇀󠇉︋. If Sony's PlayStation stablecoin actually reduces card fees at scale on tens of billions of dollars in annual digital sales, expect that to change fast󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︀󠆜󠆕󠇒󠅴︄󠆔󠄐󠅣󠄌󠆜󠇗󠅵󠄮󠅃󠄉󠆊󠆖󠅱︈󠇟󠄜󠇐󠄂󠅿󠇡󠅉󠄬󠄮󠅖󠄇󠅳󠅯󠇢󠆟󠅢󠄊󠆫󠇜󠅤. Korea's gaming industry is already having the same conversation at a policy level, treating stablecoins as payment infrastructure rather than the speculative play-to-earn tokens that defined the last cycle.

### 󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄍󠆤󠅳󠇦󠆙󠇕󠄰󠄭󠅕󠇀︈󠄵󠇙󠅎󠇨󠄀󠇦󠆊󠆎󠇑󠆕󠆟󠆌󠇖󠆱󠅡󠇘󠄾󠇠󠇌󠅽󠅹󠆼󠄑󠅙󠄰󠆀󠄜󠅻󠇔THE CATCH

Nothing about this is live yet, and the caveats matter as much as the ambition.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄞󠅥󠆔󠅊󠇤󠇐󠄕󠆇󠇙󠆩󠄋󠅻󠄐󠅨󠅇󠄕󠄳󠅮󠄨󠅄󠄒󠇨󠇣󠆝󠄘󠇛󠇫󠇠󠆤󠅖󠅬󠆽󠅒󠇅󠆛︃󠇦󠄊󠅍󠄩"Conditional approval" is not a final charter󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅽󠅅󠄚󠅙︂󠆾󠅵󠇥󠅤󠆙󠄁󠄖󠅜󠅌󠄯󠆮󠆄󠄊󠄣󠄊󠇠︍󠇦󠄜󠇠󠇍󠅝󠅄󠆨󠇐󠅾󠇝󠅉󠄑󠆽󠆎󠇯󠄤󠅾󠆭. Sony still needs the OCC's final sign-off, plus clearance from Japanese regulators, before Connectia Trust can issue anything󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄘󠄺󠆚󠆝󠅫󠄙󠆀󠇡󠅝󠄉︀󠆎󠇉󠄡󠅽󠅳󠆰󠆫󠅎󠄀󠅨󠅤󠅬󠄿󠆧󠆕󠅹󠅕󠆩󠇋󠆘󠅟󠇁󠆛︀󠄻󠅕󠅻󠄲󠆆. Sony's own language has been careful on this point: no stablecoin business happens until every authorization is in hand󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇭󠅥󠄲󠅛󠆄󠆡󠆑󠆽󠄪󠅲󠆓󠆠󠆒󠆉󠆦󠄪󠆴󠄿󠄸󠆦󠇕󠆳󠆕󠅞󠇯󠄒󠄣󠅠󠆶︍︉󠄑󠆁︁󠄴󠅒󠇊󠅬󠆛󠆚. The company's internal target is 2027, and Bastion is simultaneously trying to convert its own New York trust charter to a national one, adding a second layer of regulatory dependency to a plan that already depends on one.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅦󠅿󠇙󠄫󠇣󠅑󠄯󠆆󠆚󠆵󠅷󠄛󠅹󠆿󠅬󠆂󠇮󠄷󠅉󠄅󠆒󠆜󠇁󠄒󠄦󠆑󠅪󠆮󠅞󠇒󠆀󠄃󠅘󠄟󠆌󠅍󠄆󠇡󠆊󠇄What we do see from this is the ambition to create a clean internal ecosystem that runs on product payments󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇎󠇔󠆷︅󠆣󠇈󠄋︀󠆋󠇩󠄜󠅷󠅿󠅳︄󠇓󠅣󠅮󠄧󠇬󠄊󠄠󠇏︇󠇯󠆂󠇦󠄍󠆎󠇈󠄭︍󠄍󠇀󠅶󠄴󠅂󠄶󠆓󠇆. This structure allows Sony to operate like an airline where it prints its own points system, so long as it is backed 1 for 1 in its treasury󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄌󠆺󠄒󠇩󠄁󠆕󠇄󠆗󠇏󠅴󠆕󠄣󠅊󠆪󠅦󠇟󠇨󠆻󠇠󠅖󠇝󠄂󠅦󠆺󠅠󠅼󠄹󠇊󠅵󠄡󠄇󠇂󠆲󠅚󠅉󠅻󠄥󠇂󠆒󠆩. This is something that shouldn't be taken lightly, because it's a blueprint for how many entities with different lines of business will operate󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄱︎󠇖󠇘󠆜󠇒󠅡󠇂󠆨󠄧󠆉󠅹󠅶󠆚󠇮󠅤󠄥󠆢󠇛󠆗󠇣󠆆󠅿󠅀󠆴󠅗󠆭󠇞󠇔󠆺󠇣︀󠇌󠅱󠇓󠄴󠆚󠅠󠆄󠅭. Excited to see where this goes over time.

󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅟󠄪󠇭󠅽󠅞󠄓󠇊󠆒󠇫󠅇󠅘󠆭󠄲󠆸󠅖󠄦︃󠆭󠇅󠄍󠅷󠅧󠄔󠆃󠇀󠆆󠇐󠇁󠄲󠄮󠄅󠅬󠄍󠅈󠆼󠇝󠆛󠅦󠄛󠅢Don't be stingy with the 🏀󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆙󠅫󠅠󠆨󠆽󠆓󠅈󠆾󠆰󠅕󠄈󠆫󠄇󠄤󠄯󠄉󠆊󠅊︈󠄱󠆳󠇖󠄕󠆋󠆕󠅎󠇜󠅂󠄎󠄞󠇔󠅪󠅡󠇎󠇝󠄠󠇃󠇋︇󠅕. Pass this to a friend.

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