DE SB274

Defines "Automated Kiosk" as an interactive device permanently installed in a secure retail space that verifies seller identity, captures transaction images, stores goods securely, and electronically reports all transactions to law enforcement.

Expands the definition of "secondhand dealer" to include individuals operating automated kiosks for receiving tangible personal property.

Requires pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers to collect and report detailed merchandise information electronically, including IMEI, MEID, and other unique identifying numbers for items like mobile devices.

Mandates automated kiosks collect a right thumbprint image, photograph, and valid government-issued identification from sellers for every transaction regardless of value.

Permits secondhand dealers operating automated kiosks to ship goods to secure off-site locations (including out-of-state) with State Police approval, requiring a 30-day holding period instead of the standard 18-day period.