Jamie Jackson

The act enacts the "Colorado Vending of Digital Assets Act", which requires an owner or operator of a virtual currency kiosk to:


Provide certain disclosures to customers of the virtual currency kiosk;
Provide each customer with an electronic receipt detailing the customer's virtual currency transaction; and
Fully refund a customer's first virtual currency transaction if the virtual currency transaction is to a virtual currency wallet or exchange located outside of the United States and, within 60 days after the virtual currency transaction, the customer contacts the owner or operator of the virtual currency kiosk and a government or law enforcement entity regarding the fraudulent nature of the transaction and submits proof of the fraud.


The act establishes a daily transaction limit of $2,000 for a new customer and $10,500 for an existing customer of a virtual currency kiosk.

The act defines "virtual currency" as a type of digital unit that is used as a medium of exchange or a form of digitally stored value or that is incorporated into payment system technology. "Virtual currency kiosk" is defined as an electronic terminal acting as a mechanical agent of the owner or operator to enable the owner or operator to facilitate the exchange of virtual currency for other virtual currency or fiat currency. "New customer" is defined as a customer who has been a customer of a virtual currency kiosk for less than 7 days.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)