Digital asset kiosks; creating Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Access and Protection Act; requiring operators to hold a license; requiring certain information on kiosks; establishing transaction limits. Effective date.
SB 2025 requires digital asset kiosk operators in Oklahoma to hold either a money transmission license or a virtual business license. It mandates that kiosks display clear transaction details (fees, exchange rates, irrevocability notices) and show fraud warnings about scams and government impersonation before transactions. Operators must provide receipts after each transaction and limit new customers to $3,000 in daily transactions. The bill also requires operators to maintain records for investigations and display a customer service phone number. These provisions directly affect kiosk operators and customers using digital asset exchanges at physical terminals.
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Feb 2026
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Introduced Feb 2, 2026
Last action Feb 3, 2026
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