休眠預金等活用制度について
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An explanatory deck on Japan's dormant deposits scheme published by the Cabinet Office in July 2026. Dormant deposits are accounts untouched for ten years or more; the enabling act passed as a member's bill in December 2016 and grant-making began in fiscal 2019, with activity-support organisations and equity investment added from 2024 under the June 2023 amendment. Dormant deposits transferred rose from ¥137.4 billion in FY2021 to ¥187.1 billion in FY2025, repayments to depositors rose from ¥25.2 billion to ¥58.7 billion over the same period, and transfers to the designated utilisation organisation ranged from ¥8.7 billion to ¥7.4 billion. As of the end of April 2026, 373 intermediary distribution organisations and 1,550 executing organisations had taken part, with an average grant of ¥154 million per project at the intermediary level and ¥16.24 million at the executing level.
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- 187.1 billion_jpy↑ Increase
transferred amount(dormant deposits)
PolicyControl: ¥137.4 billion in FY2021- region
- Japan
- year
- FY2025
- method
- dormant deposits transferred to the Deposit Insurance Corporation
- 58.7 billion_jpy↑ Increase
repaid to depositors(dormant deposits)
PolicyControl: ¥25.2 billion in FY2021- region
- Japan
- year
- FY2025
- method
- repayments to depositors who came forward
- 1,550 organisations
executing organisations count(dormant deposit grants)
EconomicsControl: 373 intermediary distribution organisations- region
- Japan
- year
- 2026-04
- method
- cumulative count as of the end of April 2026
- 16.24 million_jpy
average grant per executing project(dormant deposit grants)
EconomicsControl: ¥154 million per project at the intermediary distribution level- region
- Japan
- year
- 2026-04
- method
- average grant size per project as of the end of April 2026
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