Oklahoma SB325 allows state employees, vendors, and residents to negotiate and receive payments in Bitcoin.
Oklahoma SB325 authorizes state employees, private businesses, and residents to negotiate and receive payments in Bitcoin. The bill outlines procedures for the State Treasurer to select a firm to implement Bitcoin payments, considering factors like fees, speed, cybersecurity, and custody solutions. It also mandates the Treasurer to issue a request for proposal and enter a contract by a specified date. The bill emphasizes compliance with state and federal laws and does not establish Bitcoin as legal tender. Effective November 1, 2025.
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