This bill, SB 25, amends existing laws to allow credit union members to compensate board directors for their services, as indicated by the new legal language inserted into RSA 383-E:6-607(a). The previous prohibition on additional compensation for officers, directors, or employees has been repealed, enabling credit unions to establish a compensation structure for board members determined at annual meetings.

Furthermore, the bill establishes a comprehensive legal framework for blockchain technology and digital assets, creating a new chapter titled "Blockchain Basic Laws" in RSA. It includes definitions of key terms, protections for individuals using digital assets, and regulations for digital asset mining. Notably, it prohibits state or local government agencies from restricting the use of digital assets for purchases or imposing discriminatory electricity rates for digital asset mining businesses. The bill also creates a Blockchain Dispute Docket within the superior court system to handle blockchain-related disputes, effective January 1, 2026, while the remaining provisions will take effect 60 days after passage.