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KRS 286.13-080: Books, accounts, and records. (Effective April 30, 2027)

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    (1) Each virtual currency kiosk operator and its agents shall:

    (a) Maintain the books, accounts, and records of its virtual currency kiosk

    business activities in this state that are req uired under subsection (2) of this

    section; and

    (b) Keep the books, accounts, and records referenced in paragraph (a) of this

    subsection for:

    1. A period of time determined by the commissioner in an administrative

    regulation promulgated in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A; or

    2. For a period that is longer than the period referenced in subparagraph 1.

    of this paragraph if required by:

    a. Other state or federal law; or

    b. The commissioner to resolve any examination, investigation, or

    claim.

    (2) The following books, accounts, and records shall be maintained:

    (a) For each virtual currency kiosk transaction:

    1. The amount, date, and precise time of the transaction;

    2. Any payment instructions for the transaction;

    3. The total amount of virtual currency kiosk charges received by and paid

    to the virtual currency kiosk operator or agent, including any virtual

    currency kiosk charges received on behalf of the operator or agent;

    4. The exchange rate of the virtual currency to the United States dollar; and

    5. The names, account numbers, and physical addresses of the parties to

    the transaction;

    (b) A general ledger containing all assets, liabilities, ownership equity, income,

    and expense accounts;

    (c) Bank statements and bank reconciliation records;

    (d) Any receipts, statements, and valuations provided to virtual currency kiosk

    users and account holders;

    (e) Records or minutes of meetings of the board of directors or an equivalent

    governing body of the virtual currency kiosk operator or agent;

    (f) Records demonstrating compliance with applicable state and federal anti -

    money laundering laws, including virtual currency kiosk user and account

    holder identification and verification documents, records linking virtual

    currency kiosk u sers and account holders to their respective accounts and

    balances, and a record of any compliance breaches;

    (g) Communications and documentation related to:

    1. Investigations of virtual currency kiosk user and account holder

    complaints; and

    2. Transaction error resolutions;

    (h) The policies required under KRS 286.13-095; and

    (i) Any other books, accounts, or records that are required by the commissioner

    in an administrative regulation promulgated in accordance with KRS Chapter

    13A for determining whether a virtual currency kiosk operator or agent is in

    compliance with this subtitle, including whether an operator or agent is in

    compliance with any administrative regulation promulgated, or order issued,

    under this subtitle.

    (3) The books, accounts, and record s that are required to be maintained under this

    section:

    (a) May be maintained in any electronic format consistent with the virtual

    currency kiosk operator's or agent's ordinary business practices unless the

    operator or agent receives specific written inst ructions from the commissioner

    to the contrary;

    (b) Shall be maintained separate and apart from any other business in which the

    virtual currency kiosk operator or agent is involved;

    (c) Shall be kept at the virtual currency kiosk operator's or agent's prin cipal office

    or an office located in this state unless otherwise permitted in writing by the

    commissioner; and

    (d) Shall be made available for review or examination at a nonresidential location

    approved by the commissioner.

    (4) Books, accounts, or records of any person described in this section may be

    maintained at a location outside of this state so long as they are made accessible to

    the commissioner upon seven (7) business days' written notice.

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