Fujitsu Registers Trademarks For Brokerage Services And Crypto Asset Exchange

Fujitsu, has submitted a trademark application to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). (photo: dock.ustpo)

JAKARTA - Japanese technology company Fujitsu has submitted a trademark application to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), which expressed its intention to offer brokerage services for crypto trading, among other crypto and non-crypto financial facilities.

Fujitsu's trademark application aims to register a new brand "containing the word FUJITSU with a swirl alongside the letters J and I," according to an official document filed on March 16. The trademark is dedicated to offering financial services, including deposit receipts, loan financing, financial management, and crypto asset exchange.

Fujitsu's latest logo, which is intended to be protected by trademarks for the service, can be seen in the images above. In addition, in the documents submitted along with trademark applications, Fujitsu revealed the services to be offered to its customers.

Fujitsu's interest in Web3 technology is increasingly visible when the company launched its Web3 acceleration platform for startups and partner companies in February.

The platform aims to support the creation of diverse Web3 application ecosystems in various use cases, such as the management of digital content rights, business transactions, contracts, and processes.

In early 2023, financial regulators in Japan encouraged global regulators to introduce stricter banking rules for the crypto sector.

Deputy director general of the Bureau of Financial Services Agency's Bureau of Strategic Development and Management, Mamoru Yanase, admitted that the problem was not with crypto itself.

"What causes the latest scandal is not crypto technology itself," Yanase was quoted as saying by Cointelegraph. He added that the error lies in "lax governance, weak internal control, and lack of regulation and oversight."