Reason for this visit

As one of the worlds largest markets, Japan is also one of the first countries putting cryptocurrency under regulation. So there are plenty of cryptocurrency exchanges in Japan, as well as many overseas exchanges seeking to access the market. In order to help investors to get a more comprehensive understanding of the country's cryptocurrency exchanges, WikiBit survey team will go to Japan for on-site visits to local exchanges.

On-site visit

In this issue, the investigation team went to Japan to visit the cryptocurrency exchange Tech Bureau,Corp. (licensee: Tech Bureau Co., Ltd.) as planned according to its registered regulatory address that 10/F, Nanei Hommachi Bld, 1-5-18, Utsubohonmachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka.

With the help of navigation map, the survey team arrived at the above destination, where Nanei Hommachi Bld is situated, 6-minute walk distance from Exit 5 of Hommachi Station. And the building is a comprehensive commercial property, equipped with restaurants, clinics, salons, and offices. The floors above 4 in it are classified as business office area, where larges companies boast offices.

After entering the building, the investigators found that people were allowed to enter it without receptionists or security guards at the entrance. According to the company directory, room 1006 & 1007 was occupied by Tech Bureau,Corp.

And then, the survey team arrived at the 10th floor by elevator, and spotted the name of Tech Bureau,Corp. at the offices. Therefore, it is confirmed that the company has a physical presence here. However, the information of the interior of office is unknown due to being unable to pay a special visit.

Conclusion

The survey personnel went to Osaka, Japan to visit the cryptocurrency exchange Tech Bureau,Corp. as scheduled, and found the companys physical business office at its registered regulatory address. And investors are advised to make a sensible choice based on a comprehensive consideration.

Disclaimer

The content is for informational purpose only, and shall not be taken as a final order for making a choice.