Allows use of digital assets for tax payments and economic transactions in North Carolina.
The North Carolina Digital Asset Freedom Act allows digital assets to be used as a valid medium of exchange and for tax payments. It mandates that the Department of Revenue maintain and update daily digital asset-to-dollar exchange rates. The act also establishes protections for new virtual currency customers, including a daily transaction limit and a refund policy for fraudulent transmissions. The act applies to digital assets meeting specific criteria, including decentralization, security, and market longevity.
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