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AR HB1467
Bill
Status
4/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Brandon Achor
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AI Summary
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Establishes comprehensive regulations for virtual currency kiosks, including transaction limits of $2,000 daily for new customers and $7,500 for existing customers, plus caps on fees at $5 or 18% of the transaction amount
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Requires virtual currency kiosk operators to provide detailed risk disclosures, fraud warnings, and transaction receipts in English and other applicable languages, with mandatory phone verification for elder adults (60+) before their first transaction
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Creates new customer protections allowing new customers to cancel fraudulent transactions within 72 hours of registration and receive full refunds if reported to law enforcement within 14 days
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Mandates comprehensive information security programs for money services businesses with 5,000+ consumer records, including encryption requirements, multi-factor authentication, annual penetration testing, and 45-day breach notification to the Securities Commissioner
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Updates surety bond requirements to range from $100,000 to $500,000 based on daily money transmission liability, with bonds remaining in place for 5 years after a licensee ceases operations
Legislative Description
To Amend The Uniform Money Services Act.
Last Action
Notification that HB1467 is now Act 557
4/14/2025