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AK HB354

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/23/2026

Primary Sponsor

Sarah Vance

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Origin

House of Representatives

34th Legislature

AI Summary

  • Virtual currency kiosk operators must hold a money transmission license and register each kiosk location with the department, which may deny placement in areas with high fraud patterns

  • Kiosks must display prominent fraud warnings, scam descriptions targeting seniors, and contact information for law enforcement; users age 60+ must be asked their age and offered additional assistance

  • Transaction limits cap seniors (60+) at $1,000/day and $300 verification threshold, while users under 60 face $2,000/day limits and $1,000 verification threshold; all users limited to $10,000 per 30-day period

  • Operators must provide full refunds including fees for fraud-related transactions reported within 120 days with a police report; failure to refund results in treble damages or $10,000 minimum liability

  • Transaction fees capped at the greater of $5 or 10% of transaction amount; violations subject to civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation per day; effective July 1, 2026

Legislative Description

Virtual Currency Kiosks

Licensing

Last Action

REFERRED TO JUDICIARY

2/23/2026

Committee Referrals

Judiciary2/23/2026

Full Bill Text

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