Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act.

Added a definition for 'New virtual currency customer' to specify individuals with no prior transactions or those transacting within the last 30 days.

Added a definition for 'NMLS' to identify the national licensing system used for registration.

Expanded the Confidentiality section to explicitly list specific business details that will be made public on the Commissioner's website.

Removed draft committee headers, dates, and version numbers to reflect the final ratified status of the bill.

The bill version was updated from Edition 3 to Edition 4, and a new committee adoption date was added.

A formatting correction was applied in the public records section, changing the word 'includes' to the abbreviation 'incl' after 'NMLS'.

Added definitions for 'Dollar', 'Fiat currency', 'Existing virtual currency customer', 'Individual', 'Prevailing market value', and 'Virtual currency kiosk operator' to clarify terms used in the bill.

Removed the definition for 'New virtual currency customer' from the initial list, though it was later re-added in a different position during the reorganization.

Updated the definition of 'Virtual currency' to replace the word 'shall' with 'includes' and 'does not include' for better clarity on what is covered and excluded.

Expanded the definition of 'Virtual currency kiosk operator' to explicitly state that the term does not include business locations, property owners, or lessees who simply provide space for the kiosk.

Modified the confidentiality section to specify that non-confidential records must be available in the NMLS database, adding a specific requirement for public access.

Removed the provision recognizing digital assets as a valid medium of exchange and allowing them to be used to pay state taxes.

Removed strict requirements for digital assets to be decentralized, proof-of-work based, and have a 10-year security track record.

Added specific definitions for 'virtual currency kiosk,' 'kiosk operator,' and 'new virtual currency customer' to target physical machines.

Added consumer protection requirements, including transaction limits and refund policies for new customers using kiosks.

Changed enforcement focus from general digital asset principles to specific oversight of kiosk operators by the Commissioner of Banks.

The document header was updated to include the bill number (HB 920) and a new revision identifier (H920-v-1).

Line numbers were re-indexed to reflect the new document structure, and the internal reference code (DRH40488-MU-20) was replaced with the new version identifier.

The sponsor list was expanded to include additional representatives and a reference to the official website for a complete list.

The referral section was updated to include specific committee names and a new date (April 14, 2025).