①When an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider intends to change any of the particulars set forth in Article 63-22-3, paragraph (1), item (v) (limited to changes due to its intention to provide a new type of business), the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must have the change registered by the Prime Minister, pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order.

②The provisions of the preceding three Articles apply mutatis mutandis to the registration of change referred to in the preceding paragraph. In this case, the term the "following particulars" in Article 63-22-3, paragraph (1) is replaced with the "particulars pertaining to the change", the term "any of the items of Article 63-22-5, paragraph (1)" in paragraph (2) of that Article is replaced with "Article 63-22-5, paragraph (1), item (i), (a) through (c)", the term the "following particulars" in Article 63-22-4, paragraph (1) is replaced with the "particulars pertaining to the change to the particulars set forth in paragraph (1), item (v) of the preceding Article", and the term "any of the following items" in paragraph (1) of the preceding Article is replaced with "any of (a) through (c) of item (i)".

③When an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider intends to change any of the particulars set forth in Article 63-22-3, paragraph (1), items (vi) through (viii) (excluding cases specified by Cabinet Office Order as being less likely to weaken the protection of users of electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services or hinder the proper and steady performance of electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services), the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must notify the Prime Minister to that effect in advance.

④If any of the particulars set forth in the items of Article 63-22-3, paragraph (1) are changed (excluding the case in which registration of change has been made under the provisions of paragraph (1), the case in which a notification has been filed under the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the case in which a notification has been filed under the provisions of Article 63-22-23, paragraph (1), cases falling under any of the items of paragraph (2) of that Article, and cases falling under any of items (ii) through (iv) of paragraph (3) of that Article), the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must notify the Prime Minister to that effect without delay.

⑤If an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider that carries out business pertaining to all of the acts set forth in the items of Article 2, paragraph (18) comes to fall under any of the cases set forth in the following items (excluding where it falls under all of the cases set forth in the following items), it is deemed that a notification under the provisions of the preceding paragraph has been filed with the content specified in the relevant item:

⑥When the Prime Minister has accepted a notification under the provisions of paragraph (3) or (4) (including where a notification is deemed to have been filed under the provisions of paragraph (4) pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph), the Prime Minister must register the notified particulars in the register of electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service providers.

An electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must not have another person provide electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services in the name of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider.

When an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider intends to carry out the acts set forth in the items of Article 2, paragraph (18) (referred to as "electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary acts" in the following Article and Article 63-22-14), the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must, in advance, clarify the following particulars to users:

An electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must not, with a user of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services it carries out as the other party, perform any of the acts set forth in the items of Article 2, paragraph (10) and the items of paragraph (15) of that Article, other than electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary acts performed upon commission from a principal electronic payment instruments service provider, etc. (excluding the acts set forth in the items of paragraph (10) of that Article performed where the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider is an electronic payment instruments service provider, and the acts set forth in the items of paragraph (15) of that Article performed where the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider is a cryptoasset exchange service provider).

An electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must, pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, take necessary measures for preventing leakage, loss, or damage to information pertaining to the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services and other measures for the security management of relevant information.

If an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider entrusts (including the case under multi-tier entrustment arrangements) part of the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services to a third party, the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must provide guidance to the third party to whom the relevant business has been entrusted and take other measures necessary for ensuring the operation of the business in a proper and steady manner pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order.

①When an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider carries out business pertaining to electronic payment instruments intermediary acts, it must, pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, provide explanation to prevent users from mistaking the business pertaining to electronic payment instruments intermediary acts for the business carried out by deposit-taking institutions, a funds transfer service provider, or a specified trust company, provide information about details of electronic payment instruments, fees and other terms and conditions of contracts related to the business pertaining to electronic payment instruments intermediary acts, and take other measures necessary for protecting the users of the business pertaining to electronic payment instruments intermediary acts and ensuring the provision of the business pertaining to electronic payment instruments intermediary acts in a proper and steady manner.

②When an electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider carries out business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts, it must, pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, provide explanation concerning the characteristics of cryptoassets, and information about fees and other terms and conditions of contracts pertaining to the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts, and take other measures necessary for protecting the users of the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts and ensuring the provision of the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts in a proper and steady manner.

③An electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must not carry out cryptoasset intermediary acts by granting credit to a user of the business pertaining to cryptoasset intermediary acts.

An electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider must not, for any reason, receive a deposit of money or other property from a user, or have a person specified by Cabinet Order as being closely related to that electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider deposit a user's money or other property, in connection with the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary services it provides.

The person specified in each of the following items in accordance with the category of acts set forth in that item is liable to compensate for any loss or damage that the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider that entrusted the act has caused to users in relation to the act set forth in that item; provided, however, that this does not apply if the person specified in that item has exercised reasonable care in entrusting the act to that electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary service provider and has endeavored to prevent the occurrence of loss or damage caused to users in relation to the electronic payment instruments and cryptoasset intermediary acts carried out by that person.