Who regulates cannabis retail in Nevada?

Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) is the state cannabis regulator for Nevada. Official site: https://ccb.nv.gov.

What seed-to-sale track-and-trace system does Nevada use?

Nevada uses METRC (Franwell) for seed-to-sale traceability — the de-facto standard across most regulated states. CannAgent maps its inventory and transfer events to METRC's required fields.

What cannabis taxes apply to retail in Nevada?

At the register, as of September 2026: a 10% excise on each adult-use retail sale, plus 6.85% state sales tax and your county’s local rate; the 15% wholesale excise is the cultivator’s, and reaches you as cost.

What are the cannabis purchase limits in Nevada?

Any customer, adult-use or medical, per transaction: Usable cannabis 2.5 oz; Concentrated cannabis 1/4 oz (NRS 678B.550).

Is CannAgent available for Nevada dispensaries?

Not yet — Nevada is not open to new stores. Target: November 2026. Join the waitlist. Targets, not promises. Each state's rules come first. Joining the NV list gets you one email when Nevada opens.

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CCB

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Nevada dispensary POS for CCB rules and Metrc

Written against CCB rules: the 10% retail excise on each adult-use sale plus 6.85% state sales tax and your county’s rate, the 15% wholesale excise kept off the receipt as the cultivator’s cost, the 2.5 oz and one-quarter ounce per-transaction limits in NRS 678B.550, and the medical and adult-use lanes NRS 678 sets up.

Seed-to-sale system: Metrc (Franwell)
Taxes at the register: At the register, as of September 2026: a 10% excise on each adult-use retail sale, plus 6.85% state sales tax and your county’s local rate; the 15% wholesale excise is the cultivator’s, and reaches you as cost.
Purchase limits: Quoted from NRS 678B.550 below
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Regulator

Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB)

https://ccb.nv.gov ↗

We re-check this regulatormonthly— stable rules, low expected churnLast checked 2026-10-21.

Nevada purchase limits

These are the state’s limits, quoted from the rule. Each block names its source and the day we read it there.

Any customer, adult-use or medical · per transaction

Usable cannabis	2.5 oz
Concentrated cannabis	1/4 oz

The statute states the two as separate caps. The CCB's January 2024 exchange chart treats them as one combined budget, and no written CCB answer yet says which reading governs. Until one does, we work from the stricter combined reading.

Source: NRS 678B.550 ↗ · read 2026-10-21

Your rules, handled

Nevada’s tax rules and purchase limits are written into CannAgent’s compliance engine from the rule text. Where a figure still waits on an answer from the CCB, it is flagged against the rule rather than guessed.

What we have written for Nevada

Nevada coverage is written against CCB rules: the wholesale and retail excise split, the per-transaction limits that bind every sale, the age bands and caregiver credentials of the medical program, and Metrc reporting. We say what is not built for Nevada before you sign.

Operator playbooks

Compliance ops playbook

State traceability reconciliation — the daily, weekly, monthly discipline

Buyer scorecard

Picking a cannabis POS: the 7-question scorecard

Migration playbook

POS migration: a 4-week playbook for cannabis dispensaries

Operations deep-dive

Cash discipline at a cannabis dispensary: variance, escalation, audit

Nevada cannabis retail — common questions

Who regulates cannabis retail in Nevada?: Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) is the state cannabis regulator for Nevada. Official site: https://ccb.nv.gov.
What seed-to-sale track-and-trace system does Nevada use?: Nevada uses METRC (Franwell) for seed-to-sale traceability — the de-facto standard across most regulated states. CannAgent maps its inventory and transfer events to METRC's required fields.
What cannabis taxes apply to retail in Nevada?: At the register, as of September 2026: a 10% excise on each adult-use retail sale, plus 6.85% state sales tax and your county’s local rate; the 15% wholesale excise is the cultivator’s, and reaches you as cost.
What are the cannabis purchase limits in Nevada?: Any customer, adult-use or medical, per transaction: Usable cannabis 2.5 oz; Concentrated cannabis 1/4 oz (NRS 678B.550).
Is CannAgent available for Nevada dispensaries?: Not yet — Nevada is not open to new stores. Target: November 2026. Join the waitlist. Targets, not promises. Each state's rules come first. Joining the NV list gets you one email when Nevada opens.

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