Updated 16 September 2026

EET 2.0 for online shops: which payments are recorded?

The method alone is not decisive. A purely remote online payment is treated differently from the same method used during personal collection; cash is recorded even without contact.

Remote online Card, QR or transfer is typically not contact.
Personal collection Payment on site is typically contact.
Cash on delivery It depends on the intermediary and transfer of funds.

Online payment gateway

A card payment made entirely remotely through the online shop gateway is the official typical example of a non-recorded remote payment.

QR payment

A QR code paid from home is typically remote. The same QR paid at personal collection is contact and is recorded when the other conditions are met.

Bank transfer

A later invoice transfer from home or office is typically not contact. A transfer made during personal contact can qualify; not every bank transfer is outside EET.

Personal collection

Cash

Recorded unless exempt.

Card

Contact payment, typically recorded.

QR

Contact payment, typically recorded.

Paid online in advance

Typically not recorded if entirely remote.

Cash on delivery

Where a postal-service intermediary accepts the payment and transfers the cash to the business account, the official example treats it as non-contact for the business. Other arrangements may differ.

Is the website a recording unit?

A website, part of a website or an app can be a recording unit if recordable sales are accepted through it. Units are administered in DIS+ according to the actual sales setup.

Practical table

SituationEET 2.0
Card through gateway from homeUsually no
QR from the website paid at homeUsually no
Invoice transfer from homeUsually no
Cash on personal collectionYes
Card on personal collectionYes
QR on personal collectionYes
Order paid online before collectionUsually no if entirely remote
COD through a postal operatorUsually no for the business when the official exemption applies

Frequently asked questions

Only qualifying sales; purely remote non-cash payments typically are not contact.

Typically not when entirely remote.

Typically not from home; it is contact when paid at collection.

A later remote transfer typically is not; a contact transfer can be.

The payment method decides; cash and contact card or QR typically are.

It depends on collection; the postal-service exception may apply.

A website or app can be when recordable sales are accepted through it.

Create units reflecting the operation and separate remote payments from payments made in person.

Official sources

The information reflects current Czech Financial Administration guidance and the bill approved by Parliament.

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