Rep.Suhas Subramanyam Wants Oversight Of DOGE, Introduces Legislation.

The Florida Senate on third reading approved a measure (substituting House Bill 505 for SB 198) that imposes registration, location disclosure, on‑screen fraud warnings, transaction limits and receipt requirements for virtual‑currency kiosks to curb scams targeting seniors. The vote was 37‑0.

Florida House requires clear fraud disclosures on virtual currency kiosk transactions.

The Senate Minerals Committee advanced House Bill 75 to require registration and oversight of virtual‑currency kiosks after testimony that kiosks have been used in scams targeting seniors, with the banking commissioner directed to adopt implementing rules. The committee added an immediate‑effect amendment and approved the bill on a roll call.

Legislation establishes refund procedures and daily transaction limits for virtual currency kiosks.

Kiosk operators must ensure customers acknowledge receipt of crucial transaction information

The Judiciary Committee heard sponsor Representative Alexi Moore and industry witness Ethan McClelland of CoinFlip on HB 324, which aims to restrict virtual‑currency kiosks to curb fraud. CoinFlip disputed high fraud figures, urged alternatives (transaction holds, tiered limits), cautioned that a 3% fee cap could cripple the business, and the committee set the bill aside with a March 18 amendment deadline.

City council adopts emergency ordinance banning virtual currency kiosks to protect vulnerable citizens.

Montana legislators modify UCC to prohibit endorsement of a national digital currency.

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