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Owotunse Adebayo

Oklahoma Senate Bill 2064 proposes Bitcoin payment option for state workers and vendors from November 2026

Oklahoma lawmakers have introduced Senate Bill 2064 to let state employees, vendors, businesses, and residents choose Bitcoin as a payment option alongside US dollars. If enacted, the framework would recognize Bitcoin as a financial instrument for salaries, contracts, and private transactions, with implementation targeted for November 2026 and tax guidance scheduled to begin in January 2027.
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