Sixty-three creditors are pursuing claims totaling ¥115.16 billion following the collapse of Osaka-based payments firm Zentoshin.
The financial failure has left lenders seeking a total of $709 million.
Zentoshin, a payments company based in Osaka, collapsed recently according to reports published on July 9, 2026.
Creditors include 63 parties with verified claims amounting to ¥115.16 billion.
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