A bill for an act relating to digital financial asset transaction kiosks and including penalties, and effective date and applicability provisions.

The bill text was reformatted from a line-by-line legislative markup format to a standard bill format with page headers and line numbers, indicating it is now officially enrolled.

Detailed refund procedures for both new and existing consumers were removed from the text, replaced by a simplified header indicating the bill's status as a successor to SSB 1142.

Formal bill metadata was added including bill number (SF 449), committee assignment (Technology), and successor bill information (SSB 1142).

Added new definitions for 'digital financial asset transaction kiosk,' 'transaction hash,' 'existing consumer,' 'new consumer,' and 'licensed digital financial asset exchange' to clarify how the law applies to different actors and technologies.

Modified the definition of 'Charges' to include both fees paid by consumers and the price difference between market value and charged price, ensuring broader coverage of potential consumer costs.

Added daily transaction limits of $1,000 per day and a higher limit of $10,000 for new consumers during their first 30 days with an operator.

Added maximum charge limits of $5 or 15% of the transaction value, whichever is greater, to prevent excessive fees on digital financial asset transactions.

Added mandatory written disclosures that must include transaction amounts, fees, fraud warnings, and a notice that transactions are irreversible before any digital financial asset transaction occurs.

Added new definitions for 'existing consumer' (individuals not new consumers), 'transaction hash' (blockchain verification record), and 'licensed digital financial asset exchange' (money transmission licensee).

Expanded the definition of 'Digital financial asset transaction kiosk' to include two specific operational methods: connecting to a licensed exchange or drawing upon operator-held assets.

Added specific daily transaction limits: $1,000 per calendar day for all consumers, and $10,000 for new consumers during their first 30 days with an operator.

Added requirement that new consumers remain classified as 'new consumers' for 30 calendar days after their first transaction with a particular operator.

Added new definition for 'new consumer' that includes a 30-day period after first transaction with an operator.

Added official state formatting, including the Governor's signature block, Secretary of State letter, and state seal graphics, converting the document from a draft to an enrolled bill.

Converted line-by-line markup format to standard bill text format, removing individual line markers and page headers while preserving all legislative content.

Added explanatory notes and formatting artifacts from the legislative process, including the Governor's transmittal letter and state seal imagery.