2026 EU E-Commerce Regulation Impact Quiz
Published Jul 7, 2026 · Updated Jul 29, 2026 · Editorial Team
Test your knowledge on how the latest EU regulations shape e-commerce practices in 2026.
❓ 10 Questions
⏱️ 5 Minutes
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QUESTION 1
Which EU regulation, adopted in 2024, creates the framework for the Digital Product Passport covering products sold in the EU, including online?
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Which EU regulation, adopted in 2024, creates the framework for the Digital Product Passport covering products sold in the EU, including online?
- A. Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR)
- B. Digital Services Act (DSA)
- C. General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)
- D. Data Governance Act (DGA)
Under the EU AI Act, what is the maximum administrative fine for engaging in a prohibited AI practice, such as manipulative subliminal techniques?
- A. 4% of global annual turnover
- B. 6% of global annual turnover
- C. 7% of global annual turnover
- D. 10% of global annual turnover
Under the EU VAT e-commerce rules, above what annual EU-wide turnover of cross-border B2C distance sales must a seller charge VAT at the customer's country rate (typically via the One Stop Shop)?
- A. EUR 10,000
- B. EUR 30,000
- C. EUR 50,000
- D. EUR 100,000
Which mechanism does the EU Data Governance Act introduce for companies that act as intermediaries between data holders and data users?
- A. A mandatory open-data publication duty
- B. A notification and supervision regime for data intermediation services
- C. A blanket ban on commercial data sharing
- D. An automatic licence to reuse public sector data
Under the Digital Services Act, what must an online marketplace do before allowing a trader to offer products to EU consumers on its platform?
- A. Obtain and check the trader's identification and contact details (traceability of traders)
- B. Verify the carbon footprint of each listed product
- C. Hold a security deposit for each trader
- D. Register the trader with the European Commission
Under the EU Consumer Rights Directive, within how long must an online trader reimburse a consumer who has withdrawn from a distance contract, counted from when the trader receives the goods back or proof of return?
- A. 7 days
- B. 14 days
- C. 30 days
- D. 45 days
Which EU legal instrument introduced the requirement for strong customer authentication (SCA) on online card payments?
- A. The Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2)
- B. The eIDAS Regulation
- C. The Settlement Finality Directive
- D. The E-Money Directive
Which EU regulation requires online platforms and search engines to disclose the main parameters determining ranking to their business users?
- A. The General Data Protection Regulation
- B. The Platform-to-Business (P2B) Regulation 2019/1150
- C. The Unfair Commercial Practices Directive
- D. The Data Act
What is the maximum fine the European Commission can impose on a very large online platform for an infringement of the Digital Services Act?
- A. 2% of global annual turnover
- B. 4% of global annual turnover
- C. 6% of global annual turnover
- D. 10% of global annual turnover
Under Article 17 of the EU Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive, what is the primary obligation of online content-sharing platforms hosting user-uploaded works?
- A. Deploy upload filters on every file regardless of content
- B. Obtain authorisation from rightsholders, or make best efforts to do so and to act on takedown notices
- C. Pay a fixed statutory fee to rightsholders for each upload
- D. Store all uploads for at least ten years
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