Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed the LB609 law aimed at preventing fraud with cryptocurrency ATMs and kiosks. The new law creates the "Controlled Electronic Records Fraud Prevention Act," ensuring protection for cryptocurrency service users. This is an important step for the development of the cryptocurrency industry in Nebraska, with the goal of increasing transparency and protecting citizens from criminals. Authorities are strengthening control to ensure the safety of cryptocurrency ATM users.
3/13/2025 8:44:22 AM (GMT+1)
Governor of Nebraska signed the LB609 law to protect cryptocurrency ATM users, prevent fraud, and enhance control over the crypto industry
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