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LiNKX, Inc. operates as a financial technology company in Japan. The company specializes in modernization and reconstruction through cloud-based and AI-based technologies. It offers design and implementation methods to support the development of systems such as accounting systems, API gateways, and data infrastructure for the financial sector, including banks. Its products include LabHub, a platform which supports productivity improvement for researchers, including pharmaceutical companies; and shikAI, a navigation system for the visually impaired, as a social contribution project. The company was formerly known as Links Co., Ltd. and changed its name to LiNKX, Inc. in November 2025. The company was incorporated in 2020 and is headquartered in Minato, Japan.
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