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Luxembourg
Explore Luxembourg's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework details, which outline important reporting requirements, due diligence deadlines, and penalties for non-compliance, effective from January 2026.
Based on OECD guidance and country-level implementation. Last updated April 2026.
LuxembourgEurope ⋅ OECD Member ⋅ Fully Adopted and Final Rules
new account self-certification collection start on
1 January 2026
first reportable year
2026
FIRST filing DEADLINE
30 June 2027
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
By end of the first period for which information is reported (i.e. 31 December of first reportable year)
Jurisdiction Overview
Reporting Scope
Reportable Customer Population
☒ Domestic Resident
☑ Non-Resident
Due Diligence Standards
Self-Cert Collection - New Accounts
1 January 2026
Self-Cert Collection - Pre-existing Accounts
1 January 2027
Record Retention Period
10 years
Local Information Collection and Reporting Requirements
Subject to reasonableness standard (cross check with AML/KYC) and TIN format verification
Penalty Framework
Penalties range from 5,000 EUR for failure to register or report in the prescribed timeframe to 250,000 EUR for intentional non-compliance.
In addition to financial penalties, revocation of an operators registration is also possible in case of failure to meet reporting obligations.
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