Updated 16 September 2026
Till for EET 2.0: what you need from 2027
EET 2.0 does not require one specific or state-certified till. Choose a phone, tablet, computer or full POS system according to the way you work.
Which device can I use?
Smartphone
A lightweight solution for fewer transactions and work on the move.
Tablet
A larger touchscreen with the flexibility of a mobile device.
Laptop or desktop computer
Suitable for a fixed workplace and web applications.
Traditional till or POS
For day-to-day operation, peripherals and fast service.
What must the device do?
- connect to the internet
- securely create and send the data message
- receive a confirmation or error code
- sign the message with a till certificate
- correctly retry after an outage until POK is received
Must I buy a new till?
Not automatically. According to the Czech Financial Administration, a device purchased for the previous EET can be reused in most cases, usually after a software update. Check with your supplier that it supports EET 2.0, the new certificate and queued transaction submissions.
When may MOJE eet be enough?
MOJE eet is a free web application requiring no installation, intended primarily for small businesses with fewer transactions and at most two recording units. It will offer an item catalogue, PDF documents, integration with DIS+ and CA EET, and automatic submission retries. Launch is planned for 1 December 2026.
MOJE eet or a commercial POS?
| Requirement | MOJE eet | Commercial POS system |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction volume | Primarily suitable for lower volumes | Also suitable for higher volumes, depending on the specific solution |
| Stock and inventory | Basic item catalogue | Depends on the specific system |
| Multiple tills or premises | Designed for at most 2 recording units | Depends on the specific solution |
| Handheld ordering, kitchen and printing | Not its main purpose | Depends on the specific solution |
| Advanced features | Basic sales recording | Depending on the system: stock, reporting, multiple devices or operational workflows |
| Service and support | Czech Financial Administration | System supplier |
Our EET 2.0 solutions
AWIS, PEXESO and EcoPOS cover different types of operation, from mobile sales to hospitality and retail. We will check the specific features, configuration and EET 2.0 update process for your operation.
AWIS
POS solutions for hospitality and retail.
PEXESO
Configurations tailored to the size of your operation.
EcoPOS and mobile solutions
Compact devices and configurations for simpler operations.
Choose a till for your operation
Is a printer required?
The EET law itself does not require a special EET receipt to be issued or printed. Other regulations may require a different document. A printer is therefore not a condition of EET, but remains useful in many operations.
Frequently asked questions
Must I buy a new till?
Not automatically; check the update with your supplier.
Can I use a phone?
Yes, with compliant software.
Can I use a tablet?
Yes.
Can I use a computer?
Yes; the law does not prescribe a device type.
Do I need a printer?
Not for EET itself, although other rules may require a document.
Is a till state-certified?
There is no single state-certified till model; the data message uses a till certificate.
What must the device do?
Send signed data securely, receive a response and handle retries.
When is MOJE eet enough?
For a simple, low-volume operation with at most two recording units.
What if I have several premises?
Choose a system supporting multiple units and a combined overview.
What about my old EET till?
It can often be reused after a supplier update.
The information reflects current Czech Financial Administration guidance and the bill approved by Parliament.