Change provisions relating to the financial exploitation of vulnerable or senior adults, rules and codes of procedure, decedents' estates, inheritance taxes, deceptive trade practices, the Age-Appropriate Online Design Code Act, the Equipment Business Regulation Act, the Nebraska Money Transmitters Act, and the Nebraska Uniform Trust Code and provide for rounding of certain cash transaction amounts

The bill was completely rewritten to replace sections on financial exploitation with a new 'Nebraska Money Transmitters Act' that regulates money transmission businesses.

New definitions were added for terms like 'acting in concert,' 'applicant,' 'authorized delegate,' 'average daily money transmission liability,' and 'closed loop stored value'.

A detailed definition for 'control' was added, specifying ownership thresholds (25% voting shares) and the power to elect key individuals or influence management.

A new definition for 'foreign adversary person' was added to identify foreign entities domiciled in specific countries or owned by such entities.

New requirements for credit ratings were established, defining 'eligible rating' and 'eligible rating service' based on standards like Standard and Poor's.

The list of entities considered 'federally insured depository financial institutions' was expanded to include industrial banks and industrial loan companies.