The legislator in New York submits a bill that allows government agencies to accept encryption payments
A new bill working on its way through the New York legislative body that will allow residents to pay state agencies to encrypt.
New York State Council member Clyde Vanil presented A7788 assembly bill On Thursday, the possible legislation was referred to the Standing Committee for Government Operations.
If approved, the draft law will enable all state agencies to conclude agreements with individuals to receive encryption payments for fines, civil penalties, rent, prices, taxes, fees, fees, revenues and/or financial obligations.
Other countries have also taken similar steps. In 2022, Colorado became the first state to accept the encryption of tax payments, and last September, Louisiana enabled its residents to pay the price of state services of digital assets. Similar bills erupted in California and Florida.
Vanil presented similar draft laws in 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2023. foot The 7716 Assembly Bill, which would direct the New York State Elections Council to study and evaluate the use of Blockchain technology to protect voter records and election results.
If approved, the draft law will require the state election council to submit a Blockchain technology to the ruler and the legislature within a year of legislation.
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