Seven Bank

Overview

Seven Bank is TYO: 8410 + Japanese commercial bank + Seven & i Holdings TYO: 3382 Japanese retail conglomerate parent + Japan's largest ATM network bank by ATMs via 7-Eleven Japan convenience stores [1, jp-cro].

History

Apr 10 2001 — Seven Bank founded as IY Bank by Ito-Yokado Group as Japan's first ATM operator commercial bank for 7-Eleven Japan convenience store network distinctive Japanese ATM banking heritage.

Oct 2005 — Renamed Seven Bank.

2010 — Seven Bank mobile banking app launch.

Apr 2017 — Seven Bank international expansion via Indonesia + Philippines ATM network deployment.

Ownership & operator

Operating entity: Seven Bank Ltd (Japanese commercial bank; TYO: 8410).

Major shareholders: Seven & i Holdings Co Ltd (TYO: 3382; Japanese retail conglomerate parent of 7-Eleven Japan + Ito-Yokado + Seven Bank) majority controlling.

Regulators: FSA Japan + BoJ.

Technical integration

Seven Bank mobile app (iOS + Android; ~3M+ Japanese customers) + sevenbank.co.jp online + Seven Bank ATM network ~26,000+ ATMs across Japan via 7-Eleven Japan convenience stores + Indonesia + Philippines + US + Seven Bank Visa + JCB cards; JP Zengin + JP QR Payment Link.

Implementations & partners

Seven & i Holdings parent: [[seven-i-holdings]] (Seven & i Holdings; TYO: 3382; Japanese retail conglomerate parent of 7-Eleven Japan + Ito-Yokado + Seven Bank + Seven & i Financial Services).

Major Japanese banking + payments competitors: [[mufg-bank]] (MUFG Bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group; TYO: 8306 + NYSE: MUFG; Japan's largest commercial bank by assets) + [[smbc-olive]] (SMBC Olive Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation; TYO: 8316; Japan's #2 commercial bank by assets) + [[mizuho-bank]] (Mizuho Bank; TYO: 8411; Japan's #3 commercial bank by assets) + [[japanpost-bank]] (Japan Post Bank Yucho; TYO: 7182; world's largest bank by deposits; Japan's largest commercial bank by branches via Japan Post network) + [[rakuten-bank]] (Rakuten Bank; TYO: 5838; Rakuten Japanese e-commerce digital bank subsidiary) + [[paypay]] (PayPay; SoftBank + Yahoo Japan Japanese super-app mobile wallet; ~65M+ Japanese users; Japan's largest mobile wallet by users) + [[line-pay]] (LINE Pay; LINE mobile wallet; Japanese operations) + [[d-barai]] (d払い d Barai NTT Docomo Japanese mobile wallet) + [[au-pay]] (au PAY KDDI Japanese mobile wallet) + [[suica]] (Suica JR East Japanese transit + retail prepaid card) + [[pasmo]] (Pasmo Tokyo Metropolitan Japanese transit + retail prepaid card).

Regulators: FSA Japan + BoJ.

Status

Active, TYO:8410 + Japanese commercial bank + Seven & i Holdings TYO:3382 Japanese retail conglomerate parent + Japan's largest ATM network bank by ATMs via 7-Eleven Japan convenience stores [1, 2].

Sources

• 1 Seven Bank — official
• 2 Seven Bank — Wikipedia
• jp-cro In-corpus: reports/countries/JP-japan.md

Source

Biography extracted from seven-bank.md. See matrix.md for standards-support matrix if present.