Estonia

UNCLEAR SANDBOX: NONE STATED

Art. 70 national competent authority
Source: Commission list · AI Office
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TTJA's role is expected, not confirmed — no formal Art. 70 designation exists. Verify before relying.

COMPETENT AUTHORITY

No authority formally designated; TTJA expected but not confirmed

Estonia has not formally designated its AI Act market-surveillance or notifying authorities and is not on the Commission's notified list. The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications coordinates implementation, and the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) is widely expected to take the general market-surveillance role given its existing product-safety remit — but that allocation is not settled.

OFFICIAL SOURCE Commission AI Office ↗

Member States designate their notifying authority and market-surveillance authority under Article 70; the Commission publishes the consolidated single-point-of-contact list. Designation across the Union remains uneven — we track each state's status rather than presenting a uniform picture that does not exist.

AT A GLANCE

Status: UNCLEAR

Sandbox: None stated

Code: EE

Last verified: 2026-07-21

FINE BANDS — ART. 99

Prohibited practices€35M / 7%

Most other breaches€15M / 3%

Misleading information€7.5M / 1%

Higher of the two; SMEs/SMCs pay the lower. Enforceable from Aug 2, 2026.

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