An Act providing for rounding of certain payment sums paid by physical legal tender.

Added a dedicated section defining key terms such as 'microtransaction' (under 5 cents), 'grand total,' and 'physical legal tender' to ensure consistent application.

Established specific rounding rules: amounts ending in 1, 2, 6, or 7 cents are rounded down, while 3, 4, 8, or 9 cents are rounded up to the nearest five-cent increment.

Created a specific rule for microtransactions (under 5 cents), requiring them to be rounded up to the nearest nickel.

Added a limited liability clause stating that following these rounding procedures will not violate state unfair trade practices laws.

Introduced a one-year compliance deadline for public entities to adopt the new rounding procedures after the effective date.

Explicitly exempted digital payments, cards, and gift cards from the rounding requirements, limiting the rule to face-to-face physical cash transactions.

Broadened applicability to include Commonwealth agencies, entities, municipal authorities, and political subdivisions, whereas the original text focused primarily on public utilities.