The Indiana Legislature has passed the cryptocurrency regulation and investment bill HB 1042, with the House agreeing to Senate amendments on February 25. The bill now awaits the final signature from Governor Mike Braun. Key provisions of the bill include a requirement for state-managed retirement and savings plans to offer at least one self-directed brokerage account with a cryptocurrency investment option. Additionally, the bill restricts local agencies from imposing discriminatory limitations on individuals accepting digital asset payments or holding self-custody and hardware wallets. Several provisions of the bill are set to take effect on July 1, 2026.