Arizona SB1432 bans the use of federally recognized central bank digital currency as legal tender or for payment of contracts.
Arizona SB1432 amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to prohibit the use of federally recognized central bank digital currency as legal tender or for payment of any contract. This bill specifically targets the use of central bank digital currency, ensuring it cannot be used in any financial transactions within the state. The legislation aims to maintain the traditional forms of currency and prevent the adoption of digital currencies issued by central banks.
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