GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA SESSION 2025 H 21 HOUSE BILL 920 Committee Substitute Favorable 6/2/26 Short Title:
VirtualNC CurrencyDigital KioskAsset ConsumerFreedom Prot.Act.
Act.
Representatives N.
Jackson, Ross, and Biggs (Primary Sponsors).
For a complete list of sponsors, refer to the North Carolina General Assembly web site.
Commerceand EconomicDevelopment, iffavorable,Finance,if favorable, Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House April 14, 2025 A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO ENACTALLOW THE VIRTUALUSE CURRENCYOF KIOSKDIGITAL CONSUMERASSETS PROTECTIONIN ACT.ECONOMIC TRANSACTIONS AND IN THE PAYMENT OF TAXES AND TO ESTABLISH PROTECTIONS FOR NEW CUSTOMERS TRANSMITTING DIGITAL ASSETS.
Chapter 5366 of the General Statutes is amended byadding a new Article to read:
"Article 26.52.
"Virtual"North CurrencyCarolina KioskDigital ConsumerAsset ProtectionFreedom Act.
"§ 53-441.66-511.
This Article may be cited as the VirtualNorth CurrencyCarolina KioskDigital ConsumerAsset ProtectionFreedom Act.
"§ 53-442.66-512.
Definitions.Legislative findings.
The followingGeneral definitionsAssembly applyfinds inall thisof Article:the following:
(1) BankThe SecrecyGeneral Act.Assembly finds that digital assets, when properly regulated and aligned with principles of decentralization, security, and resilience, can be a valid and stable medium for economic exchange.
–(2) The Bankprinciples Secrecyset Act,forth 31in U.S.C.this Article reflect North Carolina's commitment to fostering innovation, commerce, and privacy.
§(3) 5311,The etGeneral seq.,Assembly andfurther itsfinds implementingthat rulesdecentralized anddigital regulations,assets, aswhich amendedare not governed by any central entity or foundation, align with the economic principles of limited, noninflationary money and recodifiedare fromcapable timeof toensuring time.the security and integrity of transactions.
(2)"§ Blockchain.66-513.
–Scope. A distributed digital ledger or database which is chronological, consensus-based, decentralized, and mathematically verified in nature.
(3)This BlockchainArticle analytics.applies only to a digital asset that satisfies all of the following requirements:
–(1) ADecentralization software service that uses data from various virtual currencies and theirfair applicableissuance. blockchains to provide a risk rating specific to digital wallet addresses from users of virtual currency kiosks.
(4)– Commissioner.The digital asset shall have been launched fairly, without pre-mining, insider allocations, or central authority control, and shall not rely on a single entity, foundation, or small group of insiders for its ongoing operation or governance.
–(2) TheLack Commissioner of Bankscentralized ofgovernance. the State of North Carolina.
(5)– DigitalThe wallet.digital asset shall operate without unilateral control overprotocolchanges, and anyupgrades shall occurthrough a decentralized, voluntary consensus mechanism that prevents governance capture.
–(3) HardwareSecurity or software that enables individuals to store and useimmutability. virtual currency.
(6)– DigitalThe walletasset address.shall have a proven track record of security spanning at least 10 years, without any successful protocol-level *H920-v-1* General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 hacks or rollbacks.
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(10)– Individual.The digital asset shall have been deemed a commodity or an equivalent non-security by U.S.
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(12)Assets NMLS.subject to ongoing litigation or regulatory uncertainty regarding their classification as a security are disqualified.
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(13)The Spread.cost of a fifty-one percent (51%) attack shall be demonstrably high, ensuring network security is infeasible to compromise.
–(8) TheCensorship amount,resistance. in United States dollars, of any difference between the United States dollar price of the virtual currency that is charged to the customer and the United States dollar price of the virtual currency as listed by a licensed virtual currency exchange.
(14)– UnitedTransactions Statesshall PATRIOTbe Act.permissionless, meaning no entity, government, or corporation can prevent users from sending or receiving funds.
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Virtual(10) currencyPredictable shall be construed to include digital units ofexchangethat(i)haveacentralizedrepositoryoradministrator, (ii) are decentralized and havenon-inflationary nosupply. centralized repository or administrator, or (iii) maybe created or obtained bycomputingor manufacturing effort.
Virtual– currencyThe asset shall nothave be construed to include digital units that are used (i) solely within online gaming platforms with no market or application outside of such gaming platforms or (ii) exclusively as part of a consumerstrictly affinitylimited ortotal rewardssupply program and cana befully appliedtransparent, solelyprogrammatically asenforced paymentissuance forschedule, purchasesensuring withlong-term thescarcity issuerand orresistance otherto designatedarbitrary merchantsinflationary butissuance. cannot be converted into or redeemed for fiat currency.
(16)"§ Virtual66-514. currency kiosk.
–Recognition Any fully automated electronic machine owned, operated, or used by a virtual currency kiosk operator that enables the owner or operator to facilitate the transfer of fiatdigital currencyassets to a public key that is recorded on the block chain, as directedvalid bymedium theof customer.exchange.
(17)Digital Virtualassets currencyare kioskrecognized operator.as a valid medium of exchange in North Carolina.
– A corporation,transaction limitedshall liabilitynot company,be limiteddenied liabilitylegal partnership,effect or foreignenforceability entitysolely qualifiedbecause toit douses business in the State which operates a virtualdigital currencyasset. kiosk within the State.
"§ 53-443.66-515.
Confidentiality.Privacy and security protections.
(a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, all information or reports obtained by thelaw, Commissioner from a virtualparty currency kiosk operator and all information contained in or related to ana examination,transaction investigation,that operatinguses report,a ordigital conditionasset reportshall preparednot by,require onanother behalfparty of,to ordisclose forpersonal thefinancial useinformation. of the Commissioner, are confidential and are not public records.
(b) InformationThe containedState inof theNorth recordsCarolina ofshall theensure Commissioner that isprivacy notprotections confidentialare andin mayplace befor availablepersons tousing thedigital publicassets, eitherin oncompliance thewith Commissioner'sapplicable website,privacy uponand receiptdata byprotection thelaws. Commissioner of a written request, or in NMLS shall include:
(1)"§ The66-516. name, business address, telephone number, and unique identifier of a virtual currency kiosk operator;
(2)Payment The business address of ataxes virtualin currencydigital kioskassets. operator's registered agent for service;
andAs Pageprovided 2in HouseG.S. Bill 920-Second Edition General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 (3) Copies of any final orders of the Commissioner relating to any violation of this Article or rules implementing this Article.
"§105-241, 53-444.a person may choose to use a digital asset to pay taxes to the Department of Revenue." SECTION2.
RelationshipArticle16BofChapter53oftheGeneralStatutesisamendedbyadding toa federalnew law.section to read:
If"§ anything53-208.70. in this Article is inconsistent with federal law, including, but not limited to, the Bank Secrecy Act or the United States PATRIOT Act, the applicable federal law shall govern to the extent of any inconsistency.
"§New 53-445.virtual currency customers;
Supervision.daily transaction limit;
(a)refund Thefor Commissionerfraud. may request evidence of compliance with this Article or a rule adopted or order issued under this Article as reasonably necessary or appropriate to administer and enforce this Article, and other applicable law, including the Bank SecrecyAct and the United States PATRIOT Act.
(b)Page A2 virtualHouse currencyBill kiosk920-First operatorEdition shallGeneral provideAssembly theOf CommissionerNorth allCarolina recordsSession the2025 Commissioner(a) mayIn reasonablythis requiresection, tothe ensurefollowing compliancedefinitions withapply: this Article.
"§(1) 53-446.Kiosk.
Disclosures.– An electronic terminal acting as a mechanical agent of a licensee.
(a)(2) DisclosuresofMaterialRisks.–Aspartofestablishingarelationshipwithacustomer,"New and prior to entering into an initial transaction for, on behalf of, or with the customer, each virtual currency kioskcustomer" operator shall disclose in clear, conspicuous, and legible writing in the English language, whether in accessible terms of servicea orlicensee. elsewhere, all material risks associated with its products, services, and activities and virtual currency generally, including disclosures substantially similar to the following:
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Transactions(b) inA virtuallicensee currencyshall mayimpose bea irreversible,daily and,transaction accordingly,limit lossesequivalent due to fraudulenttwo orthousand accidentaldollars transactions($2,000) mayon nota benew recoverable.virtual currency customer for transmissions of virtual currency through a kiosk.
(c) The naturelicensee shall refund the full amount of virtuala currencytransmission mayof leadvirtual currency to ana increasedperson riskif all of fraudthe orfollowing cyberapply: attack.
The(1) natureAt ofthe virtualtime currencyof means that any technological difficulties experienced by the virtualtransmission, currency kiosk operator may prevent the accessperson orwas use of a customer'snew virtual currency.currency customer.
Any(2) bondThe orperson trustwas accountfraudulently maintainedinduced byto transmit the virtual currencycurrency. kiosk operator for the benefit of its customers may not be sufficient to cover all losses incurred by customers." (b) Disclosure of General Terms and Conditions.
–(3) WhenThe openingperson anreported accountthe forfraudulent anature newof customer,the andtransmission prior to entering into an initial transaction for, on behalf of, or with the customer,licensee eachwithin virtual14 currencydays kioskof operator shall disclose in clear, conspicuous, and legible writing in the Englishtransmission." language,SECTION whether3. in accessible terms of service or elsewhere, all relevant terms and conditions associated with its products, services, and activities and virtual currency generally, including disclosures substantially similar to the following:
(1)G.S. The customer's liability for unauthorized virtual currency transactions.
(2)105-241 Underreads whatas circumstancesrewritten: the virtual currency kiosk operator will, absent a court or government order, disclose information concerning the customer's account to third parties.
(3)"§ The105-241. customer's right to receive periodic account statements and valuations from the virtual currency kiosk operator.
(4)Where Theand customer'show righttaxes topayable; receive a receipt, trade ticket, or other evidence of a transaction.
(5)tax Theperiod; customer's right to prior notice of a change in the virtual currency kiosk operator's rules or policies.
(6)liens. The amount of the transaction denominated in United States dollars as well as the applicable virtual currency.
(7)(a) AnyForm feesof orPayment. expenses charged by the virtual currency kiosk operator.
(8)– AnyTaxes applicableare exchangepayable rates.in either the national currency.
Housecurrency Billor 920-Seconda Editiondigital Pageasset 3that Generalsatisfies Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 (9) Other disclosures as are customarily given in connection with the openingrequirements of customerG.S. accounts.
(c)66-513. Warning Disclosure.
–The PriorSecretary to entering into a virtual currency transaction with a customer, each virtual currency kiosk operator shall ensureprescribe awhere warningtaxesareto isbepaidandwhethertaxesmustbepaid disclosedincash,bycheck,byelectronicfundstransfer, toor aby customeranother substantiallymethod. similar to the following:
"Customer(a1) Notice.PaymentbyDigitalAsset;ReportingDigital Asset Transactions.– Ifapersonchooses to pay taxes with a digital asset, the person shall report the U.S.
Pleasedollar Readequivalent Carefully.of the payment amount using the digital asset-to-dollar exchange rate at the time of payment.
WereAdditionally, youif contacteda byperson someonereports urginga youtransaction tousing usea thisdigital kiosk?asset, If so, you may be the victimperson ofshall ainclude scam, and you should NOT PROCEED with the transaction.U.S.
Scammersdollar oftenequivalent pretendof tothe be:amount of the transaction using the digital asset-to-dollar exchange rate at the time the transaction occurred.
·The YourDepartment bank;of Revenue shall maintain on its website digital asset-to-dollar exchange rates and shall update these rates daily.
·This Yoursubsection softwareapplies provideronly (theseto scammersdigital oftenassets makethat contactsatisfy throughthe arequirements pop-upof messageG.S. on your computer);
·66-513. A new friend or romantic interest who needs money (or who can help you invest in cryptocurrency);
·…." TheSECTION police;4.
· A government agency (such as Social Security, Medicare, or the IRS);
· A utility;
· An investment advisor;
· A legal official (who may say that you have a criminal warrant or missed jury duty or owe bail money);
or · A legitimate sweepstakes (claiming you won the lottery and have to prepay to receive your winnings).
DO NOT USE THIS KIOSK under any of these circumstances or other situations where you are pressured to make a payment through a kiosk.
Also, you should immediately report the scam to law enforcement.
I understand that the purchase and sale of cryptocurrency is a final irreversible and nonrefundable transaction.
I confirm I am sending funds to a wallet I own or directly have control over.
I confirm that I am using funds gained from my own initiative to make my transaction." (d) Disclosures Before Each Transaction.
– Prior to the completion of each virtual currency transaction, each virtual currency kiosk operator shall ensure the following is disclosed in a clear and conspicuous manner to the customer:
(1) All fees and expenses associated with the transaction.
(2) The exchange rates.
(3) The spread, as defined in G.S.
53-442.
(4) Any customer liability.
"§ 53-447.
Receipts.
(a) An owner of a virtual currency kiosk or a virtual currency kiosk operator, upon the completion of a virtual currency transaction, shall provide to the customer a receipt containing:
(1) The name of, and contact information for, the owner of the virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator, including, without limitation, the owner of the virtual currency kiosk's or the virtual currency kiosk operator's business address and a customer service telephone number established by the owner of a virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator to answer questions and register complaints.
(2) The name of the customer.
(3) The type, value, date and precise time of the virtual currency transaction, transaction hash or identification number, and each virtual currency address.
(4) The amount of the virtual currency transaction expressed in United States dollars.
(5) The public virtual currency address of the customer.
(6) The unique identifier of the virtual currency kiosk operator.
Page 4 House Bill 920-Second Edition General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 (7) Any fee charged, including, without limitation, a fee charged directly or indirectly by the owner of the virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator or a third party involved in the virtual currency transaction.
(8) The exchange rate of the virtual currency to United States dollars.
(9) Any tax collected by the owner of the virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator for the virtual currency transaction.
(10) A statement of the liability of the owner of the virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator for nondelivery or delayed delivery.
(11) A statement of the refund policy of the owner of the virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator.
(12) The name and telephone number of the Commissioner, and a statement disclosing that customers may contact the Commissioner with questions or complaints about virtual currency kiosk services provided by the owner or operator of the virtual currency kiosk.
(13) The name of the licensed virtual currency exchange the operator used to calculate the spread.
(14) The name and contact information of the designated recipient of the controllable electronic record transaction.
(15) Any additional information the Commissioner may require.
(b) The receipt required under subsection (a) of this section shall be provided as a physical written receipt unless the customer requests to receive an electronic receipt.
The receipt shall satisfy all of the following:
(1) Have a retainable form.
(2) Be written in English and in the language principallyused by the owner of the virtual currency kiosk or the virtual currency kiosk operator to advertise, solicit, or negotiate, orally or in writing.
"§ 53-448.
Blockchain analytics.
All virtual currency kiosk operators must use blockchain analytics software to assist in the prevention of sending purchased virtual currency from a virtual currency kiosk operator to a digital wallet known to be affiliated with fraudulent activity at the time of a transaction.
The Commissioner may request evidence from any virtual currency kiosk operator of current use of blockchain analytics.
"§ 53-449.
Customer service.
All virtual currency kiosk operators performing business in the State must provide live customer service, at a minimum, on Monday through Friday between 8:00 A.M.
EST and 10:00 P.M.
EST.
The customer service toll-free number must be displayed on the virtual currencykiosk or the virtual currency kiosk screens.
"§ 53-450.
Anti-fraud policy.
All virtual currency kiosk operators shall take reasonable steps to detect and prevent fraud, including establishing and maintaining a written anti-fraud policy.
The anti-fraud policy shall, at a minimum, include:
(1) The identification and assessment of fraud-related risk areas.
(2) Procedures and controls to protect against identified risks.
(3) Allocation of responsibility for monitoring risks.
(4) Procedures for the periodic evaluation and revision of the anti-fraud procedures, controls, and monitoring mechanisms.
"§ 53-451.
Compliance policies.
(a) Each virtual currency kiosk operator is required to comply with the provisions of this Article, any lawful order, or rule, made or issued under the provisions of this Article, and all applicable federal and State laws, rules, and regulations.
House Bill 920-Second Edition Page 5 General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 (b) Each virtual currency kiosk shall maintain, implement, and enforce written compliance policies and procedures.
Those policies and procedures must be reviewed and approved by the virtual currency kiosk operator's board of directors or an equivalent governing body of the virtual currency kiosk operator.
"§ 53-452.
Compliance officer.
(a) Each virtual currencykiosk operator must designate and employ a compliance officer with the following requirements:
(1) The individual must be qualified to coordinate and monitor compliance with this Article and all other applicable federal and State laws, rules, and regulations.
(2) The individual must be employed full time by the virtual currency kiosk operator.
(3) The designated compliance officer cannot be any individual who owns more than twentypercent (20%) of the virtual currencykiosk operator bywhom the individual is employed.
(b) Compliance responsibilities required under federal and State laws, rules, and regulations shall be completed by full-time employees of the virtual currency kiosk operator.
"§ 53-453.
Consumer protection officer.
Each virtual currency kiosk operator must designate and employ a consumer protection officer with each of the following requirements:
(1) The individual must be qualified to coordinate and monitor compliance with this Article and all other applicable federal and State laws, rules, and regulations.
(2) The individual must be employed full time by the virtual currency kiosk operator.
(3) Thedesignated consumer protectionofficer cannot beanindividual whoowns more than twenty percent (20%) of the virtual currency kiosk operator by whom the individual is employed.
"§ 53-454.
Reporting virtual currency kiosk locations.
(a) Each virtual currency kiosk operator shall submit a report of the location of each virtual currency kiosk located within the State within 45 days of the end of the calendar quarter.
The Commissioner shall formulate a system for virtual currency kiosk operators to submit location information consistent with the requirements of this section.
(b) The location report shall include, at a minimum, the following regarding the location where a virtual currency kiosk is located:
(1) Company legal name.
(2) Any fictitious or trade name.
(3) Physical address.
(4) Start date of operation of virtual currency kiosk at location.
(5) End date of operation of virtual currency kiosk at location, if applicable.
"§ 53-455.
Money transmitter license.
Any virtual currency kiosk operator who owns, operates, solicits, markets, advertises, or facilitates virtual currency kiosks in this State shall be deemed to be engaged in money transmission and require licensure under Article 16B of this Chapter.
"§ 53-456.
Virtual currency customers;
daily limit;
refunds;
cancellation;
fees.
(a) Daily Limit.
– A virtual currency kiosk operator shall impose a daily transaction limit equivalent to the following dollar values for transmissions of virtual currency through one or more of the operator's kiosks:
(1) One thousand dollars ($1,000) for a new virtual currency customer.
(2) Two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500) for an existing virtual currency customer.
Page 6 House Bill 920-Second Edition General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 (b) Refunds.
– The virtual currency kiosk operator shall refund the full dollar amount deposited into a kiosk if all of the following apply:
(1) The person was fraudulently induced to transmit the virtual currency.
(2) The person reported the fraudulent nature of the transmission to the virtual currency kiosk operator within 30 days of the transmission.
(c) Cancellation of Transaction.
– A customer shall have the option to cancel any transaction and receive a full and immediate refund if the cancellation is done before the transaction is completed.
The kiosk shall provide a receipt compliant with G.S.
53-447 for any cancelled transaction.
(d) Fees.
– The aggregate fees and charges directly or indirectly charged to a customer related to a single transaction or series of related transactions involving virtual currency effected through a virtual currency kiosk in this State, including any difference between the price charged to a customer to buy, sell, exchange, swap, or virtual currency and the prevailing market value of such virtual currency at the time of such transaction, shall not exceed three percent (3%) of the United States dollar equivalent of the virtual currency involved in the transaction or transactions.
"§ 53-457.
Unfair trade practice.
A violation of this Article is an unfair trade practice under G.S.
75-1.1.
"§ 53-458.
Facilitating or inducing a fraudulent virtual currency kiosk transaction a misdemeanor.
It is unlawful for any person to facilitate or induce a fraudulent virtual currency kiosk transaction.
Any person that violates this section is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.
"§ 53-459.
Local government authority not preempted.
Anylocal government may regulate virtual currencykiosks in a manner that does not conflict with this Article.
Nothing in this Article shall limit a local government's authority to impose greater requirements or restrictions on virtual currency kiosks.
"§ 53-460.
Additional authorities and remedies.
The implementation, administrative authority, and enforcement provisions of Article 16B of this Chapter apply to this Article." SECTION 2.
SECTION3.(a)SECTION NolaterthanDecember1,2026,theCommissionershalladopt5. rules necessary to implement the provisions of this act.
SECTIONG.S. 3.(b) This section is effective when it becomes law.
SECTION66-516, 4.as enacted by Section 1 of this act, and Section 3 of this act become effective January1, 2026.
UnlessThe otherwiseremainder provided,of this act becomesis effective Decemberwhen 1,it 2026,becomes andlaw. applies to offenses committed on or after that date.
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