An Act relating to the privacy of firearm transactions; relating to discrimination against firearm retailers by financial institutions and payment networks; relating to the disclosure of financial records by financial institutions and payment networks; and amending Rules 65 and 82, Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure.

SB 136 prohibits financial institutions and payment networks from discriminating against firearm retailers by, for example, refusing transactions based on firearm codes, charging higher fees, or limiting services solely because a business sells firearms. It requires these institutions to maintain privacy for firearm transaction records and forbids disclosing such records unless legally required. The bill allows firearm retailers or customers to petition Alaska's attorney general to investigate violations, with enforcement including injunctions and fines up to $10,000 per violation for noncompliance. It directly affects firearm retailers and financial service providers operating in Alaska, creating a legal framework to address alleged discrimination in payment processing.