OH HB426

Establishes a framework for managing unclaimed digital assets (cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, NFTs, and other digital-only assets) in Ohio, with a 2-year abandonment period after undelivered communications or last owner activity

Requires holders with full control of private keys to report and deliver presumed abandoned digital assets in native form to a state-designated qualified custodian within 30 days of reporting

Directs the Director of Commerce to select a qualified custodian within one year of the law's effective date, based on criteria including secure storage, cybersecurity measures, regulatory compliance, and experience handling digital assets

Mandates the qualified custodian maintain abandoned digital assets in native form for at least 2 years before any sale, allowing owners to claim assets; proceeds from eventual sales go to the unclaimed funds trust fund

Explicitly excludes digital assets from the definition of "unclaimed funds" under existing Ohio unclaimed property law, creating a separate regulatory pathway for these assets