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    Analysis & Commentary on the Post-Penny Economy

    Curated research, expert analysis, and compliance insights from the sources shaping cash rounding policy across the United States.

    20
    Enacted State Laws
    55+
    Active Bills Tracked
    73
    Verified Sources: Jan–Jul 2026
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    Confirmed Jurisdiction-Aware Competitors

    Last verified: July 23, 2026. Legislative data sourced directly from state legislature websites, MultiState.us, and SST Governing Board. Competitor data based on verified public sources only.

    Verified Analysis and Reporting

    Primary sources tracked by the Centsless compliance team. January 2026 through July 23, 2026.

    What No POS Vendor Tells You

    Every major POS platform currently offering a cash rounding feature — Square, Toast, Clover, Dutchie, and BLAZE — applies a single rounding method across all locations. None adjust their rounding logic based on where a transaction occurs.

    That works in states with no law. It does not work once a state passes one.

    Indiana mandates rounding down on applicable government payment tiers. Washington uses an asymmetric digit mapping. Arizona mandates symmetrical rounding. New Mexico covers only tax and motor vehicle fees. Oklahoma covers only public-sector payments. Tennessee creates a safe harbor with no mandated direction.

    A single global toggle cannot handle all of these correctly at the same time. This is the jurisdiction-awareness gap. It is the problem Centsless was built to solve.

    Competitive data sourced from verified public sources: squareup.com, support.toasttab.com, clover.uservoice.com, dutchie.com support documentation, blaze.me. Verified April 11, 2026.

    Centsless tracks legislative and compliance developments across all 50 states on a weekly cadence. Sources are verified directly against state legislature websites, regulatory agency publications, and court records before being added to this page. Patent Pending, App. No. 63/922,987. Copyright 2026 Centsless.

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