Nevada Code § 671.235

Circumstances under which transaction involving money transmission is deemed to take place in this State
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For
the purposes of this chapter, a transaction involving money transmission takes
place in this State if:
1. For a transaction requested in person,
the transaction is requested by a person at a physical location in this State.
2. For a transaction requested
electronically or by telephone, the provider of money transmission determines
that the person requesting the transaction is located in this State based on
the information available to the provider. Such information may include,
without limitation:
(a) Information provided by the person regarding
the residential address of the person, if the person is a natural person, or
the address of the principal place of business or other physical address of the
person, if the person is a business entity; and
(b) Any other information contained in the
records of the provider of money transmission which indicate the location of
the person, including, without limitation, an address associated with an
account.

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