Disclosure and consumer protections for users of virtual currency kiosks modified.
This bill updates Minnesota laws to strengthen consumer protections and disclosure requirements for virtual currency kiosks. It directly affects kiosk operators and customers who use these machines to buy or sell digital currencies. The legislation adds new definitions for blockchain analytics and tracing software, requires operators to maintain detailed transaction records for five years, and mandates live customer service availability during specific hours. Additionally, the bill requires kiosks to clearly display material risks such as the lack of government backing and significant value fluctuations before customers complete transactions.
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in committee
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Introduction
Mar 2026
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Introduced Mar 16, 2026
Last action Mar 16, 2026
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Keith Allen
RRepublican
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