Allows use of digital assets in economic transactions and tax payments in North Carolina, with protections for new customers.
The North Carolina Digital Asset Freedom Act allows digital assets to be used in economic transactions and for tax payments in North Carolina. It mandates that digital assets meet criteria such as decentralization, security, and resilience. New virtual currency customers are limited to $2,000 daily transactions through kiosks and can request refunds for fraudulent transactions. The act also requires the Department of Revenue to maintain and update digital asset-to-dollar exchange rates daily. Digital assets used to pay taxes must be reported using the exchange rate at the time of payment.
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