"Collateral." Money or an item of value pledged as security
for repayment in the event of a default.
"Department." The Department of Banking and Securities of
the Commonwealth.
"Digital asset." A representation of economic, proprietary
or access rights that is stored in a machine-readable format and
has a transaction history that is recorded in a distributed,
digital ledger or digital data structure in which consensus is
achieved through a mathematically verifiable process. The term
includes digital consumer assets and virtual currency.
"Digital consumer asset." A digital asset that is used or
bought primarily for consumptive, personal or household
purposes. The term includes any other digital asset that is not
virtual currency.
"Lending." Engaging in the business of receiving monetary
value for transmission to a location inside or outside of the
United States by any means, including wire, facsimile or
electronic transfer.
"Money." As defined in section 1 of the act of September 2,
1965 (P.L.490, No.249), referred to as the Money Transmission
Business Licensing Law.
"Virtual currency." A digital asset that is used as a medium
of exchange, unit of account or store of value and is not
recognized as legal tender by the Federal Government.
"Virtual currency lender." A person that is regularly
engaged in the lending of virtual currency, digital consumer
assets or digital assets.
Section 3. Applicability.
This act shall apply to any virtual currency lender,
institution or any other person that lends virtual currency to a
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