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Portugal
Explore Portugal's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework details, which outline important reporting requirements, due diligence deadlines, and penalties for non-compliance, effective from January 2026.
Take the Next Step on CARF Compliance
Based on OECD guidance and country-level implementation. Last updated May 2026.
PortugalEurope ⋅ OECD Member ⋅ Fully Adopted and Final Rules
new account self-certification collection start on
1 January 2026
first reportable year
2026
FIRST filing DEADLINE
31 May 2027
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
31 December 2026
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
Must be collected by 1 January 2027
Record Retention Period
5 years
Local Information Collection and Reporting Requirements
TINs (NIFs) must be verified by a tool provided by the EU.
Penalty Framework
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Failure to register or report: Fine of €2,000 to €22,500
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Late reporting: Fine of €1,000 to €22,500
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Failure to apply due diligence or retain records: Fine of €1,000 to €22,500
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Omissions or inaccuracies in reports: Fine of €500 to €11,250
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Revocation of Registration: After two reminder notices, the AT can revoke a provider's registration
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