Establishes civil penalties for hosts of digital financial asset transaction kiosks found liable for fraud committed through their kiosks.
This bill aims to protect consumers by imposing civil penalties on hosts of digital financial asset transaction kiosks found liable for fraud committed through their kiosks. The bill defines a digital financial asset transaction kiosk as an electronic device that exchanges cash or credit card payments for digital financial assets. It also outlines the duties of hosts to supervise these kiosks to prevent fraud. The bill seeks to address the increasing use of these kiosks in scam payments, which have led to significant financial losses for consumers.
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