Utah § 13-83-102 - Transaction limits.

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§ 13-83-102. Transaction limits.

Effective 5/6/2026
13-83-102.  Transaction limits.
(1)A virtual currency kiosk operator may not accept virtual currency kiosk transactions from a single customer that exceed a cumulative total of:
(a)during the three calendar days following the day on which the customer completes the customer's first virtual currency kiosk transaction with the virtual currency kiosk operator, $2,000 of cash or the equivalent in virtual currency per calendar day; or
(b)after the three-day period described in Subsection (1)(a), $5,000 of cash or the equivalent in virtual currency per calendar day.
(2)Subsection (1) applies to virtual currency kiosk transactions in this state via one or more virtual currency kiosks operated by the same virtual currency kiosk operator.


Enacted by Chapter 394, 2026 General Session

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