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E-Evidence From August 18: Which User Data Investigators Can Request From Crypto Exchanges

CryptoTicker · Published Aug 19, 2026, 11:45 AM EDT

Article Summary

From August 18, 2026 public prosecutors can request user data directly from service providers in other EU states, without the detour through mutual legal assistance. Article 2 of the regulation, however, contains a sector exemption for financial services, and the German implementing act limits the role of the tax authorities to criminal tax proceedings.

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What Happened

From August 18, 2026 public prosecutors can request user data directly from service providers in other EU states, without the detour through mutual legal assistance. Article 2 of the regulation, however, contains a sector exemption for financial services, and the German implementing act limits the role of the tax authorities to criminal tax proceedings.

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Published by CryptoTicker. Category: Regulation. Published Aug 19, 2026, 11:45 AM EDT.

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