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NY A02495
Bill
Status
1/26/2023
Primary Sponsor
Andrew Hevesi
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AI Summary
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Establishes two categories of on-demand pay providers: employer-integrated providers (verified through employer data) and non-verified providers, with different regulatory requirements for each.
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Requires employer-integrated on-demand pay providers to register with the superintendent by submitting name, address, audited financial statements, fee schedules, and privacy policies.
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Mandates employer-integrated providers implement complaint procedures, clearly disclose all fees, allow users to cancel without charge, and prohibits initiating collection actions or credit reporting for unpaid advances absent fraud.
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Classifies non-verified on-demand pay services as loans subject to article nine licensing requirements, federal Truth in Lending Act disclosures, and capped interest rates not to exceed 10 percent per year.
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Exempts employer-integrated on-demand pay providers from money transmitter licensing under article thirteen-B if they comply with the bill's requirements, with violations subject to penalties up to $1,000 per violation.
Legislative Description
Relates to the regulation and licensing of employer-integrated and non-verified on-demand pay providers.
Last Action
referred to banks
1/3/2024