; and (BB) through each user interface offered under subclause (I), access to, including the ability to search, historical transactions for not less than the preceding 12 months. (bb) Transaction information under subitems (AA) and (BB) of item (aa) shall include the amount of the transaction, the merchant for the transaction, the city and State of the merchant for an in-person transaction, and the delivery address or collection address for an online transaction. (cc) Each State shall offer households the ability, through each user interface offered under subclause (I), to report a fraudulent transaction to the State. (dd) A State shall not require a household to respond to or acknowledge a notice of transaction delivered pursuant to item (aa)(AA). (ee) A State shall notify a household that has received reimbursement for EBT card fraud pursuant to section 501(b)(2) of division HH of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 ( 7 U.S.C. 2016a(b)(2) ), of the ability of the household to opt in to restricting the use of the EBT card as described in subclause (III) and of the remaining funds that may be reimbursed if the household experiences fraud again. (III) Each State shall provide households issued an EBT card the ability, through each user interface offered under subclause (I)— (aa) to make the use of that EBT card for online transactions workable only through virtual card numbers or other tokenization technology, such as through a mobile payment service, which shall require a different virtual card number for each individual online merchant; (bb) to freeze and unfreeze the EBT account of the household for transactions in which the card number printed on the EBT card is manually entered, either for an in-person transaction or an online transaction