South Dakota Statutes

§ 51A-1-20 — Central bank digital currency--Private transaction--Alternative required.

South Dakota·Title 51A BANKS AND BANKING·Ch. 51A-1 DEFINITIONS, GENERAL PROVISIONS AND PENALTIES

A person engaging in the purchase or sale of any goods or services or trading in financial products or services and who accepts central bank digital currency must also accept another form of legal tender.

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Legislative History

SL 2024, ch 195, § 2.

Nearby Sections

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§ 51A-1-1

Applicability of provisions--Retention of capital structure by banks.

§ 51A-1-10

False entries--Obstruction of examination--Felonies.

§ 51A-1-11

False filing as misdemeanor.

§ 51A-1-12

Payment or indemnification of person for fine, penalty or judgment unlawful--Civil liability--Exceptions--Action to recover payments.

§ 51A-1-13

Misappropriation of funds or information by officer, director, or employee as felony.

§ 51A-1-14

Receipt, possession, or sale of misappropriated funds or information as felony.

§ 51A-1-15

Acknowledgments by officers or employees of banks validated.

§ 51A-1-16

Severability of provisions.

§ 51A-1-17

No duty to disclose information about customers--Exceptions.

§ 51A-1-18

Agreements or compacts with other jurisdictions--Administration--Filing--Availability.

§ 51A-1-19

Central bank digital currency--Public transaction prohibited.

§ 51A-1-2

Definition of terms.

§ 51A-1-20

Central bank digital currency--Private transaction--Alternative required.

§ 51A-1-3

Adverse claims against bank deposits, contents of safe deposit box or property in safekeeping.

§ 51A-1-4

Disqualification of officer, employee or director for violation--Civil liability.

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