GDPR Fines & Penalties 2026

Search published European fines, warnings, orders and court decisions with a confirmed EU GDPR legal basis. Cases whose applicable law has not yet been confirmed are excluded.

Selected coverage: Europe. Only published cases are included.

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Only published cases appear here. Worldwide publications remain under source review, including completed assessments.

878 results · Showing 851–875

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Raiffeisen Bank SA
€15K
Oct 2019
Raiffeisen Bank S.A
€170K
Oct 2019
Universitätsmedizin der Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
€105K
Sept 2019
Morele.net
€660K
Sept 2019
DSK Bank
€511K
Aug 2019
National Revenue Agency
€2.6M
Aug 2019
ACTIVE ASSURANCES (car insurer)
€180K
Jul 2019
LEGAL COMPANY & TAX HUB SRL
€3K
Jul 2019
WORLD TRADE CENTER BUCHAREST SA
€15K
Jul 2019
Unknown
€15K
Jun 2019
Haga Hospital
€350K
Jun 2019
Employer UNIONTRAD COMPANY
€20K
Jun 2019
SERGIC SAS
€400K
May 2019
Directorate of Social and Child Welfare Institutions of the Ferencvaros District of Budapest
€286
May 2019
Payment service provider UAB MisterTango
€62K
May 2019
Oslo Municipal Education Department
€120K
Apr 2019
Italian political party Movimento 5 Stelle
€50K
Apr 2019
Company in the financial sector
€80K
Apr 2019
Hungarian political party
€34K
Apr 2019
Bergen municipality
€139K
Mar 2019
Unknown
€582
Feb 2019
Lands Authority
€5K
Feb 2019
Credit brokerage
€1K
Feb 2019
Knuddels.de
€20K
Nov 2018
Knuddels GmbH & Co. KG
€20K
Nov 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions About GDPR Enforcement

Q:What types of GDPR enforcement actions exist?

GDPR enforcement actions include monetary fines (the most publicised), formal warnings, reprimands, processing bans, data erasure orders, and compliance orders. DPAs can also impose temporary or permanent limitations on data processing. Fines can reach up to EUR 20 million or 4% of annual worldwide turnover, whichever is higher, under Article 83(5) GDPR.

Q:How are GDPR fines calculated by data protection authorities?

DPAs consider factors listed in Article 83(2) GDPR: nature, gravity, and duration of the infringement; intentional or negligent character; actions taken to mitigate damage; degree of responsibility; previous infringements; degree of cooperation; categories of personal data affected; how the infringement became known; and adherence to approved codes of conduct or certification mechanisms.

Q:Can GDPR fines be appealed?

Yes, GDPR fines can be appealed through national courts. Many high-profile fines have been challenged. The appeals process varies by country. Some fines have been reduced on appeal (e.g., British Airways' fine was reduced from GBP 183 million to GBP 20 million), while others have been upheld or even increased.

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GDPR Enforcement Actions (878 total)