Three markets. Three fiscal systems. One platform.
Europe runs four fundamentally different fiscalisation philosophies. Only one matters for your venue — and this page tells you which.
Signed, exportable, accepted.
Every Stadcard till writes to a certified technical security device, so each transaction is cryptographically signed at the moment it happens. Your tax audit gets a clean DSFinV-K export across every stand in the venue — not twenty separate files. Receipts are issued as the law requires, on paper or digitally. And girocard is accepted alongside the international schemes, because in Germany that is not optional.
| Principle | Local cryptographic signing |
| Transmission to the tax authority | No ongoing transmission — audited on demand |
| Audit export | DSFinV-K, aggregated across the whole venue |
| Receipt issuance | Mandatory; digital permitted |
| Card acceptance | girocard alongside Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay |
| Stadcard status | Live TSE, DSFinV-K and girocard in live operation |
Be ready with us.
Czechia is bringing electronic cash registers back: EET 2.0 is law and applies from 1 February 2027. Until then, going live is faster here than in any other of our markets — no certification queue, no device registration. And after that nothing changes for you: venues that start with Stadcard now are switched over on the date, with no hardware to replace and no project to run. Our warehouse is in Prague — next-working-day delivery.
| Principle | No transmission obligation until 31 Jan 2027, then EET 2.0 |
| Effective date | 1 February 2027 — adopted, with a fixed date |
| Receipt issuance | Freely arrangeable |
| Time to operate | The shortest of the three markets |
| Logistics | Prague warehouse — next-working-day delivery |
| Stadcard status | Ready operating today, switched over on the date with no hardware change |
eKasa is not an add-on. It is how the system works.
Every receipt goes to the tax administration the moment it is issued, from every stand, without a separate fiscal box on the counter. If the connection drops mid-event, the statutory offline procedure runs automatically and transmits as soon as it returns. And since a cashless payment option became mandatory for merchants, going cashless is no longer only a service decision.
| Principle | Real-time transmission (eKasa) |
| Timing | Immediately at payment |
| Offline operation | A statutory procedure that runs automatically |
| Digital receipt | Permitted with the customer's prior consent, one original |
| Market specific | A cashless payment option is mandatory for merchants |
| Stadcard status | Live native eKasa, proven in live operation (NFŠ Bratislava, 76 devices) |
Ready to change the game?
Tell us about your venue. We design the cashless setup end to end — terminals, rollout, settlement and support.