New York A07929 prohibits food stores and retail establishments from refusing to accept cash payments, with civil penalties for violations.

New York A07929 amends the general business law to prohibit food stores and retail establishments from refusing to accept cash payments. Exceptions include cash bills over twenty dollars and cash payments for telephone, mail, or internet-based transactions unless conducted on the premises. If a device converts cash into a prepaid card, it must provide a receipt and not expire or limit transactions. If the device malfunctions, cash must still be accepted. Establishments must display signs indicating their obligation to accept cash and allow consumers to report violations.

New York A07929 prohibits food stores and retail establishments from refusing to accept cash payments, with civil penalties for violations.

New York A07929 amends the general business law to prohibit food stores and retail establishments from refusing to accept cash payments. Exceptions include cash bills over twenty dollars and cash payments for telephone, mail, or internet-based transactions unless conducted on the premises. If a device converts cash into a prepaid card, it must provide a receipt and not expire or limit transactions. If the device malfunctions, cash must still be accepted. Establishments must display signs indicating their obligation to accept cash and allow consumers to report violations.