Programmable Money Amendments

Added a new definition for 'programmable money' covering currency with automated rules, transaction denial features, or social credit integration.

Added a clarification that programmable money does not include standard electronic payment systems that merely transfer non-programmable legal tender.

Added a new definition for 'transferable record' to govern electronic records that function like negotiable instruments or documents of title.

Modified the definition of 'money' to explicitly exclude both central bank digital currencies and programmable money.

Added a new section stating that the bill does not prohibit the purchase or sale of cryptocurrency or other assets by public or private parties.

Various sections were updated to include references to the new 'transferable record' definitions and to clarify the rights of holders of electronic records.

Added an effective date clause stating the bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.

Updated the House Sponsor name from 'LONG TITLE' to 'Jason B. Kyle'.

Corrected minor typos and formatting inconsistencies in the definitions sections (e.g., removing stray text like 'is as' or 'itthe').