Alaska SB86 modernizes money transmission laws, including virtual currency, by standardizing licensing, enhancing oversight, and updating safety and.
The Alaska SB86 bill updates the state's money transmission laws to modernize and standardize licensing requirements, enhance oversight, and update safety and soundness provisions. It mandates that individuals or entities engaging in money transmission must hold a license, except for certain exemptions. The bill introduces provisions for virtual currency business activities, requiring licensees to provide specific disclosures to customers. It also outlines requirements for authorized delegates, including background checks and written contracts.
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