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Connecticut

Crypto law profiles, official sources, milestones, and related coverage for Connecticut.

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Connecticut Virtual Currency Money Transmission Regime HB 6800; HB 5211; HB 7082 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Connecticut Money Transmission Act, as applied to virtual currency

Connecticut treats many virtual currency custody, exchange, wallet and kiosk activities as money transmission, requiring a state license and imposing bonding, disclosure, receipt, custody, fee-limit and consumer-protection rules.

Last action: Oct 1, 2025 - PA 25-66 listed by Connecticut DOB as effective Oct. 1, 2025 for virtual-currency custody, disclosure, public-sector and minors’ app provisions.

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Connecticut Digital Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Regime HB 6752; HB 5211; HB 7082 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Connecticut Banking Committee (Unknown)

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 36a-613 — Virtual currency kiosks. Disclosures. Receipts. Maximum fees. Maximum daily transaction limit. Cancellation and refund.

Connecticut’s §36a-613 sets crypto ATM protections, including disclosures, receipts, fee and transaction caps, fraud-refund rights, ID checks, wallet screening and senior-customer calls.

Last action: Jun 30, 2025 - Latest amendment signed by the Governor as Public Act 25-66.

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