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Nebraska Bitcoin ATM Regulations

The "Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act" (LB 609) requires licensing, establishes a 14-day new customer period, and caps fees at 18%. Effective September 3, 2025.

Licensing Requirements

The "Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act" (LB 609, effective September 3, 2025) requires operators to hold a license under the Nebraska Money Transmitters Act.

Operators must register with the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance and maintain ongoing compliance with all licensing requirements.

Transaction Limits

Nebraska establishes a 14-day new customer period, which is longer than the typical 72-hour periods used by many other states.

Customer TypeDaily Limit
New Customer$2,000
Existing Customer$10,500

Customer Script

"In Nebraska, your daily limit is $2,000 for the first 14 days. After that period, you will be considered an existing customer with a higher daily limit."

Customer Type Daily Limit Notes
New Customer $2,000/day Period: 14 Days
Existing Customer $10,500/day After new customer period

Fee Caps

Compliance Note - Fee Limits

Nebraska caps aggregate fees and charges at 18% of the transaction value. This includes all fees, spreads, and other charges combined.

Operators must ensure total charges do not exceed this limit.

KYC & New Customer Rules

Nebraska defines a "New Customer" as an individual within 14 days of their first transaction - notably longer than many other states.

  • New customer period: 14 days from first transaction
  • Government-issued ID required for verification
  • Customer status tracking required for 14-day period
  • Standard KYC requirements under Money Transmitters Act

Legislative Reference

The primary legislation governing Bitcoin ATM operations in Nebraska is Legislative Bill 609, known as the "Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act."

LB 609 - Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act

LB 609 - Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act