Hawaii HB1277 sets a daily cap of $2,000 for digital financial asset transactions at kiosks.

Hawaii HB1277 introduces a new section to Chapter 481B of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, establishing a daily cap of $2,000 for digital financial asset transactions at kiosks. The bill defines "digital financial asset" and "operator" and specifies that kiosks must not exceed this daily limit for transactions with a single customer. The cap applies to various digital financial assets, excluding certain in-game currencies and securities. This legislation aims to regulate digital financial asset transactions in the state.

Hawaii HB1277 sets a daily cap of $2,000 for digital financial asset transactions at kiosks.

Hawaii HB1277 introduces a new section to Chapter 481B of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, establishing a daily cap of $2,000 for digital financial asset transactions at kiosks. The bill defines "digital financial asset" and "operator" and specifies that kiosks must not exceed this daily limit for transactions with a single customer. The cap applies to various digital financial assets, excluding certain in-game currencies and securities. This legislation aims to regulate digital financial asset transactions in the state.