Effective
Jun 24, 2015
AML/CFT Consumer protection Custody +2 more
New York DFS rule requiring a license or approved banking-law charter for covered virtual currency business activity involving...
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Consumer protection
Crypto law profiles, official sources, milestones, and related coverage for Consumer protection.
Effective
Aug 6, 2025
Colorado applies its money transmission framework to fiat-linked crypto transmission. HB25-1201 replaced the prior Money Transmitters Act with...
Effective
Oct 1, 2023
AML/CFT Consumer protection Custody +2 more
Connecticut’s §36a-613 sets crypto ATM protections, including disclosures, receipts, fee and transaction caps, fraud-refund rights, ID checks, wallet...
Effective
Oct 1, 2015
Connecticut treats many virtual currency custody, exchange, wallet and kiosk activities as money transmission, requiring a state license...
Effective
Aug 18, 2025
Illinois’ Digital Asset Kiosks Act sets consumer protections for crypto kiosks, including transaction limits, fee caps, disclosures, refunds,...
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Joint OCC/Fed/FDIC statement on existing risk-management principles for banking organizations providing or considering crypto-asset safekeeping services.
Effective
May 19, 2025
Iowa Code § 533C.1004 caps digital financial asset kiosk charges at the greater of $5 or 15%, limits...
Effective
Aug 1, 2020
Louisiana’s VCBA requires OFI licensing for covered virtual-currency business activity with Louisiana residents and adds custody, disclosure, examination,...
Effective
Jun 12, 2025
Maine law regulating virtual currency kiosks through money transmitter licensing, kiosk location disclosure, fee and transaction caps, risk...
Effective
Jul 1, 2025
Maryland’s virtual currency kiosk regime requires operator and kiosk registration, sets transaction and fee limits, mandates disclosures and...
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