North Carolina H919 prohibits banks from discriminating against customers based on various factors.
North Carolina H919, titled "An Act to Protect Consumers Through Fair Access to Financial Services," prohibits banks from denying or canceling services based on political opinions, religious beliefs, social credit scores, and other subjective factors. It mandates that any subjective standards used must be fully disclosed and explained to the customer. Banks must also submit an annual report attesting to compliance. The bill allows for private legal action for violations and applies to acts committed after its effective date.
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