DSA 2026: Platform Obligations for Marketplaces and Shops
Digital Services Act for online marketplaces and shops: KYBC, notice-and-action, Statement of Reasons, fines up to 6 percent and BNetzA supervision in detail.
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Digital Services Act for online marketplaces and shops: KYBC, notice-and-action, Statement of Reasons, fines up to 6 percent and BNetzA supervision in detail.
From 27 September 2026 EU Directive 2024/825 (Empowering Consumers) takes effect. Online shops must transparently display repairability, software update periods, green delivery options and the harmonised warranty/durability label - with new greenwashing bans and enforcement risks.
Cancel, credit or correct? Three documents, three BT-3 codes — how to map ZUGFeRD-compliant cancellation documents in a GoBD-clean Shopware workflow.
The EU Data Act obliges manufacturers and retailers of connected products from 12 September 2026 to design-by-default data access rights. Practical guide for IoT shops.
From 2026 all 64 new PCI DSS 4.x requirements are binding. Script management, MFA and tokenisation for online shops, implemented pragmatically.
The transition period ends December 31, 2026 — here's how to prepare your online shop for mandatory e-invoicing, implement ZUGFeRD or XRechnung, and gain a competitive edge.
The EU Consumer Credit Directive covers BNPL offerings from November 2026. What online retailers need to know about compliant payment integration.
The Green Claims Directive has been on hold since June 2025. What binds you is the EmpCo Directive: applicable from 27 September 2026, with no grandfathering.
NIS2 has been German law since December 2025. Learn which obligations apply to online retailers and how to implement the requirements.
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