Establishes regulations for digital financial asset transaction kiosks in Hawaii, including transaction limits, fraud prevention, and customer.
The bill sets rules for digital financial asset transaction kiosks in Hawaii, limiting daily transactions to $2,000 or equivalent in digital financial assets and $10,000 in any 30-day period. It mandates the use of blockchain analytics to prevent fraud and requires operators to display a warning about potential scams. Operators must provide live customer service, issue refunds for fraudulent transactions, and offer detailed receipts. The bill also allows law enforcement to obtain evidence from operators and requires operators to disclose relevant terms and conditions.
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