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Wyoming Crypto Laws

Explore Wyoming’s crypto laws, including DAO rules, state licensing, taxes, consumer protections, and digital asset regulation.

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Wyoming Stable Token Act SF0127 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Select Committee on Blockchain, Financial Technology and Digital Innovation Technology (NP)

AN ACT relating to trade and commerce; creating the Wyoming Stable Token Act; creating the Wyoming stable token commission; authorizing issuance of Wyoming stable tokens.

Wyoming law creating a state stable token commission and authorizing U.S. dollar-redeemable stable tokens backed through statutory trust, reserve, liquidity, redemption, procurement, and liability provisions.

Last action: Mar 6, 2026 - 2026 SF0021 signed and assigned Chapter 55, amending reserve, liquidity and interstate-agreement provisions; original SF0127 became law March 17, 2023.

Profile State source Wyoming Session Laws 2023, Chapter 185
Wyoming Virtual Currency Kiosk Act HB0075 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Rep. Kenneth Clouston (R)

AN ACT relating to trade and commerce; providing for the operation of virtual currency kiosks as specified; providing definitions; providing penalties; specifying applicability; requiring rulemaking; and providing for effective dates.

Wyoming HB0075 creates W.S. 40-32-101 through 40-32-103 for virtual currency kiosks, limiting operation to licensed money transmitters or Wyoming-chartered financial institutions and directing Banking Commissioner rules.

Last action: Mar 6, 2026 - Governor signed HEA No. 0019; act assigned Chapter Number 60.

Profile State source HB0075 Enrolled Act No. 19
Wyoming CBDC Prohibitions HB0264 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Rep. Daniel Singh (R)

Central bank digital currencies-prohibitions.

Wyoming bars state agencies from requiring CBDC payment for state services, taxes, or fees and from using public funds to assist CBDC testing, adoption, or implementation.

Last action: Feb 27, 2025 - Assigned Chapter Number 47 after Governor signed HEA No. 0025.

Profile State source HB0264 Enrolled Act
Wyoming Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association Act SF0050 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Select Committee on Blockchain, Financial Technology and Digital Innovation Technology (Unknown)

Wyoming Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association Act

Wyoming’s DUNA Act creates a state entity framework for decentralized unincorporated nonprofit associations, covering governance, member liability, property, records, DLT-based voting, mergers and conversions.

Last action: Mar 7, 2024 - Governor signed SEA No. 0023; assigned Chapter Number 50.

Profile State source SF0050 Enrolled Act
Wyoming Decentralized Autonomous Organization Supplement SF0038 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Select Committee on Blockchain, Financial Technology and Digital Innovation Technology (Unknown)

Wyoming Decentralized Autonomous Organization Supplement

Wyoming statute letting LLCs elect DAO status, with rules for smart-contract identifiers, DAO/LAO/DAO LLC naming, member governance, duties, voting, information rights, and dissolution.

Last action: Apr 21, 2021 - Assigned Chapter 162 and approved; original act effective July 1, 2021.

Profile State source Wyoming Statutes Title 17, Chapter 31
Wyoming Utility Token Act HB 0062 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Joint Corporations, Elections & Political Subdivisions Interim Committee (NP)

Wyoming Utility Token Act; open blockchain tokens classified as intangible personal property; filing requirements; fee; enforcement authority; definitions

Wyoming classifies qualifying open blockchain tokens with consumptive characteristics as intangible personal property and requires developers or sellers to file a notice of intent and $1,000 fee with the Secretary of State before sale.

Last action: Feb 28, 2019 - Governor signed HEA No. 0100 and the bill was assigned Chapter Number 170.

Profile State source Wyoming Statutes Title 34, § 34-29-106
Wyoming Digital Assets Existing Law SF0125 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Sen. Nethercott (first named sponsor) (Unknown)

An act relating to property; classifying digital assets within existing laws; specifying that digital assets are property within the UCC; authorizing security interests and custody.

Wyoming classifies digital consumer assets, digital securities and virtual currency under state property and UCC rules, with an opt-in bank custody framework.

Last action: Feb 26, 2019 - Governor signed SEA No. 0039; Chapter No. 91 Session Laws of Wyoming 2019 assigned.

Profile State source SF0125 Digital assets-existing law digest
Wyoming Special Purpose Depository Institutions Act HB0074 Effective Details Draft Draft: Completed Intro Introduced: Completed Committee In committee: Completed Passed Passed: Completed Enacted Enacted: Completed Effective Effective: Current

Sponsored by Joint Minerals, Business & Economic Development Interim Committee (Unknown)

Special Purpose Depository Institutions Act

Wyoming law creating state-chartered, full-reserve special purpose depository institutions for nonlending banking, custody, payment services and related digital-asset activity under Division of Banking oversight.

Last action: Feb 26, 2019 - Governor signed HEA No. 0047; assigned Chapter 92, Session Laws of Wyoming 2019.

Profile State source Wyoming Session Laws 2019, Chapter 92

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