Texas SB1705 regulates virtual currency kiosks, requiring licensing, registration, and compliance with various disclosure and fraud prevention.
Texas SB1705 introduces regulations for virtual currency kiosks, requiring operators to hold a money transmission license and register kiosks with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Operators must disclose material risks of virtual currency transactions, including the lack of legal tender status and government backing. They must also provide written disclosures about the irreversibility of transactions and the potential for fraud. Operators are required to use blockchain analytics software to prevent fraud and must implement an antifraud policy.
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