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Tracker · last checked 6 Nov 2026
Withdrawal button, guarantee notice and the 30-day price rule in 27 countries
Where the withdrawal button and the harmonised guarantee notice are in force, what the button must say, and where a separate “lowest price in 30 days” line is required. One row per EU country, each with the statute we checked.
Indicative. Checked against the statute texts on the date shown; not legal advice. The consumer's country decides which rules apply (Rome I, Art. 6).
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countries with the withdrawal button in force
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countries with the guarantee notice in force
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require a separate 30-day price line by law
| Country | Withdrawal buttonEU date 19 Jun 2026 | Button wording in the lawArt. 11a(1) CRD | Guarantee noticeEU date 27 Sep 2026 | Separate “lowest price in 30 days” lineOmnibus, since 28 May 2022 |
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| Austria | “Vertrag widerrufen” | |||
| Belgium | FR “renoncer au contrat ici” NL “hier de overeenkomst herroepen” or an equivalent | In force since 27 Sep 2026 Loi du 22 juillet 2026 (MB 4 Aug 2026), art. VI.2, 5° and 12°, VI.2/2 and VI.45 §1 CDE | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Code de droit économique / Wetboek van economisch recht, Art. VI.18 and VI.19 | |
| Bulgaria | “откажете се от договора тук” | |||
| Croatia | “raskid ugovora” | Not required No label wording prescribed (ZZP čl. 19 st. 4): the 30-day lowest must be displayed clearly and legibly; retailers show it as the crossed-out price. Zakon o zaštiti potrošača, Čl. 19 | ||
| Cyprus | “Πατήστε εδώ για υπαναχώρηση” | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Ο περί Προστασίας του Καταναλωτή Νόμος του 2021, Art. 45(2) | ||
| Czechia | “Odstoupit od smlouvy” | Not yet in national lawPoslanecká sněmovna, sněmovní tisk 53: legislative history | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Zákon č. 634/1992 Sb., o ochraně spotřebitele, § 12a | |
| Denmark | “Fortryd aftale” | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Bekendtgørelse nr. 1696/2017 (as amended by BEK nr. 2292/2021), § 9 a | ||
| Estonia | “Taganen lepingust” | Adopted applies from 1 Feb 2027 Passed 28 Oct 2026. Riigikogu, Võlaõigusseaduse muutmise seadus (895 SE), passed 28 Oct 2026 | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Consumer Protection Act, TKS § 7(6¹); Regulation No. 14 § 5¹ | |
| Finland | “Peruuta sopimus tästä” | |||
| France | “renoncer au contrat ici” or an equivalent (art. D. 221-5) | Not yet in national lawAssemblée nationale dossier, projet de loi DDADUE | ||
| Germany | “Vertrag widerrufen” or an equivalent (§ 356a BGB) | Not required Not required by statute (OLG Hamburg 3 W 38/22). The crossed-out price must be the 30-day lowest and clear (BGH I ZR 183/24); a label is needed as soon as an RRP (UVP) or a third price appears. Preisangabenverordnung, § 11 | ||
| Greece | “Πατήστε εδώ για υπαναχώρηση” | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low ν. 2251/1994, as amended by ν. 5111/2024, άρθρο 9ι | ||
| Hungary | “elállás a szerződéstől” fixed by statute, no equivalent clause | Not required The GVH accepts an unlabelled crossed-out 30-day lowest and fines a crossed-out price that is not it; a label removes the ambiguity. 4/2009., 2/A. § | ||
| Ireland | “cancel contract here” or a similarly unambiguous label (s. 115A(1)(a)) | |||
| Italy | “recedere dal contratto qui” or an equivalent (art. 54-bis(3)) | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Codice del consumo, Art. 17-bis 'Annunci di riduzione di prezzo' | ||
| Latvia | “Atteikties no līguma” | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Cabinet Regulation No. 178 of 1999 (as amended by No. 807/2021), points 14 to 14.6 | ||
| Lithuania | “atsisakyti sutarties čia” | |||
| Luxembourg | Not yet in national lawChambre des Députés | “renoncer au contrat ici” proposed in bill 8758, not yet law; or an unambiguous equivalent | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Code de la consommation, as amended by the Loi du 30 novembre 2022, Art. L. 112-2-1 | |
| Malta | “withdraw from contract here” | Not yet in national lawConsumer Rights Regulations S.L. 378.17 consolidated PDF | ||
| Netherlands | No words fixed: any legible, unambiguous label showing the contract can be dissolved (art. 6:230oa lid 1 BW) | Expected in practice Under review at the 30 Nov 2026 re-check. Besluit prijsaanduiding producten, Art. 5a | ||
| Poland | Not yet in national lawRCL legislacja.gov.pl, draft UC169 | “odstąp od umowy tutaj” not set yet: draft bill UC169, or an equivalent | ||
| Portugal | Not yet in national law Commission letter of formal notice 30 Jan 2026; no act in the Diário da República as of 4 Nov 2026. European Commission, letter of formal notice, INF/26/115 | Not set yet; the EU text is "withdraw from contract here" or an unambiguous equivalent | Not yet in national lawCuatrecasas (2026): harmonised notice and label, no Portuguese act yet | Expected in practice Under review at the 30 Nov 2026 re-check. Decreto-Lei 70/2007, Arts. 3(2)(a)-(b), 4(1), 4(5), 5(6) and 6(a) DL 70/2007; sanctions art. 16 |
| Romania | “retrageți-vă din contract aici” | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low HG 947/2000 (as amended by HG 686/2022), art. 4¹ | ||
| Slovakia | “odstúpiť od zmluvy tu” | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Zákon č. 108/2024 Z. z. (as amended by č. 310/2025 Z. z.), § 7 | ||
| Slovenia | Adopted applies from 12 Dec 2026 Adopted 20 Oct 2026. Applies from 12 Dec 2026 per the OZS notice of 5 Nov 2026; gazette entry pending. Državni zbor, ZVPot-1A (EPA 299-X), art. 138.a | “kliknite tukaj za odstop od pogodbe” or an equivalent (art. 138.a(1)) | Adopted applies from 12 Dec 2026 Adopted 20 Oct 2026. Applies from 12 Dec 2026 per the OZS notice of 5 Nov 2026; gazette entry pending. Državni zbor, ZVPot-1A (EPA 299-X) | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Zakon o varstvu potrošnikov, Art. 15 and 16 ZVPot-1; Pravilnik Art. 4(3), 8, 9 |
| Spain | Not yet in national lawBOE consolidated TRLGDCU | Not set yet; the EU text is "withdraw from contract here" or an unambiguous equivalent | Not yet in national lawBOE consolidated TRLGDCU | Not required if the crossed-out price is the 30-day low Ley 7/1996, de 15 de enero, de Ordenación del Comercio Minorista, Art. 20.1 |
| Sweden | “ångra avtalet här” | Not yet in national lawSOU 2025:124 Åtgärder för en mer hållbar konsumtion |
Status as of 6 Nov 2026, checked against the official gazettes and legislation portals linked in each row (first researched 19 Oct 2026; the change log below lists every re-check). Free to cite with a link to this page. Spotted a change? Write to admin@complimus.com and we update the row.
Button wording: the EU text says the button is labelled “withdraw from contract here” or an unambiguous corresponding formulation (Art. 11a(1), second subparagraph). Most national laws repeat that rule in their own language. Hungary fixes its words with no alternative; the Netherlands fixes none; where a country has no national law yet, the EU wording is the reference.
Article 11a of the Consumer Rights Directive, added by Directive (EU) 2023/2673, applies from 19 June 2026, but a shop's legal duty comes from the national law that writes it in. On our last check (6 Nov 2026), 21 of the 27 EU countries had the button in force and 2 more had adopted it (Czechia and Slovenia).
Most national laws repeat the EU rule: the words of the statute, or an unambiguous equivalent. Hungary fixes its words ("elállás a szerződéstől") with no alternative; the Netherlands fixes none and accepts any legible, unambiguous label. Where a country has no national law yet, the EU wording "withdraw from contract here" in the shop's language is the reference.
Directive (EU) 2024/825 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1960 set the harmonised legal guarantee notice from 27 September 2026, again through national law. On our last check, 18 of the 27 countries had it in force and 3 more had adopted it (Estonia, Poland and Slovenia).
Only Poland requires it by law. Germany, Hungary and Croatia do not require a separate line, but the crossed-out price must be the lowest price of the 30 days before the reduction and the reduction must be clear, so a label is the safe design. In the Netherlands and Portugal it is expected in practice. In the other countries the 30-day rule is met when the crossed-out price is itself the lowest price of the 30 days before the reduction.
We check every country against the official gazettes and legislation portals once a month, and sooner when a country we follow adopts its law. Each row links to the source we checked, and the change log at the bottom lists every update. This is information, not legal advice.
Indicative. Checked against the statute texts on the date shown; not legal advice. The consumer's country decides which rules apply (Rome I, Art. 6).
