Ohio Approves Cryptocurrency Payments for State Government Fees
On September 25, according to Decrypt, the Ohio State Depository Board has unanimously approved a vendor proposal to support the use of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, for the payment of state government fees and services. Secretary of State Frank LaRose stated that the relevant departments process hundreds of thousands of transactions annually and have received increasing demand for cryptocurrency payment options. This initiative is part of Ohio's push for digital asset legislation, including the Blockchain Protection Act and the bitcoin reserve proposal.
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