2 instruments denominated in JPY, of which 1 publishes a yield. The highest published is 3.00%, but it is not holdable on-chain, so nobody reading this can reach it.
The central bank policy rate is 1.00% (Target for the uncollateralized overnight call rate ("around 1.0 percent"); complementary deposit facility rate 1.0%, basic loan rate 1.25%). source
| Instrument | Ccy | Type | Yield | Size | Access | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secured Finance JPYC fixed-rate lending market (on-chain yen yield curve) JPYC | JPY | lending deposit | not published | n/d | permissionless | verified |
| JPYSC Lending (SBI VC Trade) JPYSC | JPY | lending deposit | 3.00% | n/d | cannot be held | verified |
Known size sums only the rows where AUM was obtainable, so treat it as a floor. Yields are on different bases: some are 7-day trailing, some are 30-day, some are the issuer's own displayed number, some are a supply APR that moves every block. Each row states its basis. Comparing them without reading the basis is how people get this wrong.