The EU Commission has taken the initiative to set up the European blockchain regulatory sandbox. The objectives of the programme are to break down the walls between innovation and regulation, enhancing dialogue and understanding of the regulatory issues as well as legal certainty and to develop best practices across sectors and EU/EEA regions.

The sandbox is a facility that brings together national and EU regulators, companies and tech experts to test innovative solutions and identify obstacles from a legal & regulatory perspective in a safe environment.

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This section of the page will continously update during the course of the project. (Last updated: 23rd January 2023)

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The pan-European Blockchain Regulatory Sandbox for innovative use cases involving Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) is an initiative of the European Commission. The sandbox establishes a pan-European framework for regulatory dialogues to increase legal certainty for innovative blockchain technology solutions.

Blockchain and other Distributed Ledger technologies are innovative developments and are deployed across industry sectors such as energy & utilities, education, healthcare, mobility, finance & insurance, and logistics & supply chains.

The pan-European Blockchain Sandbox has been set up and is being operated to facilitate the dialogue between regulators and innovators for private and public sector use cases. Legal advice and regulatory guidance will be provided in a safe and confidential environment. The dialogues will be held across industry sectors and geographic regions, which will help to identify and communicate best practices in the interest of the wider EU/EEA blockchain community. The sandbox is open to use cases based on any blockchain infrastructure.

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