SB535
The regulation of digital assets.
Committee 1
Custody
MTL
Mining
Nodes
Last Action: Read first time and referred to Committee on Utilities, Technology and Tourism• Oct 17, 2025
Bill Journey
Bill Journey
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IntroducedIntro2
Committee 1Comm 13
Chamber 1Cham 14
Committee 2Comm 25
Chamber 2Cham 26
EnactedEnactedSummary
Companion bill of AB 471.
The bill ensures that individuals and businesses may accept digital assets for payment, use self-hosted or hardware wallets, operate blockchain nodes, develop blockchain software, transfer digital assets, and participate in staking. It exempts these activities—including mining, staking, and digital asset-for-digital asset exchanges without conversion to legal tender—from money transmitter licensing requirements. The bill also creates a securities exemption for third-party providers offering technical staking services, provided returns are limited to rewards from the network itself
Sponsors
Name | Party | Chamber | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patrick Testin | R | Senate | Primary sponsor |
| Adam Neylon | R | House | Co-Sponsor |
| Nate Gustafson | R | House | Co-Sponsor |
| Rick Gundrum | R | House | Co-Sponsor |
| Dan Knodl | R | House | Co-Sponsor |
| Rob Kreibich | R | House | Co-Sponsor |
| Scott Krug | R | House | Co-Sponsor |
| Travis Tranel | R | House | Co-Sponsor |