②The provisions of Article 63-9-2 and Article 63-9-3 apply mutatis mutandis to an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider that carries out cryptoasset intermediary acts. In this case, the phrase "concerning the cryptoasset exchange service" in Article 63-9-2 is deemed to be replaced with "concerning the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts"; in item (i) of that Article, the phrase "trade name" is deemed to be replaced with "trade name, other name or name"; in Article 63-9-3, item (i), the phrase "when concluding a contract for engaging in" is deemed to be replaced with "when intermediating the conclusion of a contract for engaging in", the phrase "user of cryptoasset exchange service" is deemed to be replaced with "user of business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts", the phrase "any acts set forth in the items of Article 2, paragraph (15)" is deemed to be replaced with "any acts set forth in the items of Article 2, paragraph (15) that the principal cryptoasset exchange service provider (meaning the principal cryptoasset exchange service provider prescribed in Article 63-22-3, paragraph (1), item (vii), (b); the same applies hereinafter in this item) carries out", and the phrase "conclusion, etc. of a cryptoasset exchange contract" is deemed to be replaced with "intermediation, etc. of the conclusion of a cryptoasset exchange contract"; in item (ii) of that Article, the phrase "concerning the cryptoasset exchange service" is deemed to be replaced with "concerning the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts"; in item (iii) of that Article, the phrase "concluding a cryptoasset exchange contract, etc." is deemed to be replaced with "intermediating the conclusion of a cryptoasset exchange contract, etc." and the phrase "concerning the cryptoasset exchange service" is deemed to be replaced with "concerning the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts"; and in item (iv) of that Article, the phrase "cryptoasset exchange services" is deemed to be replaced with "business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts".

Pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must prepare and preserve the books and documents on its electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services.

Pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must prepare a written report on its electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services for each business year and submit it to the Prime Minister.

①When the Prime Minister finds it necessary for the provision of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services in a proper and steady manner, the Minister may order an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider to submit reports or materials that can be used as reference for its business or property, or have officials enter the business office, office or other facility of that electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider, ask questions about the status of its business or property or inspect its books and documents or other items.

②When the Prime Minister finds it particularly necessary for the provision of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services in a proper and steady manner, to the extent necessary for this, the Minister may order a person to whom business has been entrusted by the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider (including persons to whom the business has been entrusted by the entrusted person (including those under multi-tier entrustment arrangements); hereinafter the same applies in this Article) to submit reports or materials that can be used as reference for the status of the business or property of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider, or have officials enter the facility of the person to whom business has been entrusted by the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider, ask questions about the status of the business or property of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider or inspect its books and documents or other items.

③A person to whom business has been entrusted by an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider referred to in the preceding paragraph may refuse the submission of reports or materials, or the questions or inspection under the provisions of that paragraph if there are reasonable grounds for doing so.

When the Prime Minister finds it necessary for the provision of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services in a proper and steady manner, to the extent necessary for this, the Minister may order an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider to take necessary measures to improve the operation of its business or its financial status or other measures necessary for the purpose of supervision.

①If an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider falls under any of the following items, the Prime Minister may revoke its registration referred to in Article 63-22-2 or order the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider to suspend all or part of its electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services, specifying a period of suspension not exceeding six months:

②If the Prime Minister is unable to ascertain the location of a business office or office of an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider, or the whereabouts of an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider (in the case of a corporation, the whereabouts of the officer representing the corporation (in the case of a foreign corporation, the representative person in Japan)), the Prime Minister may, pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, issue a public notice of that fact and, if no application is made by the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider after 30 days have passed since the day of the public notice, revoke the registration of that electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider under Article 63-22-2.

③The provisions of Chapter III of the Administrative Procedure Act do not apply to a disposition under the preceding paragraph.