14/10/2026
flag: Czechia The Czech Republic is bringing back electronic sales recording. EET 2.0 goes live on January 1, 2027, and the preparation window is short.
EET 2.0 is software-based, needs no fiscal hardware and asks for less data than EET 1.0. That doesn't make it simple, though. The real work is in the technical details:
→ Cash register certificates are only issued from November 1, 2026, via the MOJE daně portal
→ Max. 10 certificates per day per registered unit, each valid for 366 days
→ SOAP interface with RSA 2048 certificates and digital signatures
→ New codes and identifiers: POK replaces FIK, EIC replaces DIČ
→ Offline transactions must be resubmitted within 48 hours
Operators with many locations and cash registers should plan certificate issuance now, not in December.
The good news for POS, ERP and PMS providers: not every requirement has to be built into your own system. The efsta Fiscal Middleware centrally handles signature, communication, certificate logic, response verification and offline reporting, so your software can stay focused on sales.
Read the full overview of deadlines, data requirements and technical specs.
Timeline, certifications, and what POS, ERP, and PMS providers need to prepare now.