WSLCB
Built hereLiveWashington dispensary POS built on WAC 314-55
Built in Washington first. The 37% excise in the shelf price, the WAC 314-55-095 purchase limits, age checks at the cart, and CCRS-shaped records sit in the same system as the register, not in a separate compliance tool.
- Seed-to-sale system
- CCRS, the state’s own Cannabis Central Reporting System
- Taxes at the register
- At the register, as of September 2026: the 37% cannabis excise, reflected in the shelf price, plus state and local sales tax at your store’s location rate. Under Washington law, a patient or designated provider holding a DOH recognition card who buys a DOH-compliant product (tested under WAC 246-70-040) from a medically endorsed retailer pays no sales tax on it (RCW 82.08.9998) and, until June 30, 2029, no 37% excise on it either (RCW 69.50.535(2)(a)). CannAgent does not apply these exemptions automatically yet.
- Purchase limits
- Quoted from WAC 314-55-095(1)(d) below
- CannAgent in WA
- Live
Regulator
Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB)
https://lcb.wa.gov ↗Washington purchase limits
These are the state’s limits, quoted from the rule. Each block names its source and the day we read it there.
Adult-use (21+) · per transaction
| Useable cannabis | 1 oz |
| Infused product eaten or swallowed in solid form | 16 oz |
| Infused extract or concentrate for inhalation | 7 g |
| Infused liquid for oral or topical use | 72 oz |
| Liquid packaged at no more than 4 mg delta-9 THC per unit | 200 mg delta-9 THC |
| Infused product otherwise taken into the body | 10 units |
Source: WAC 314-55-095(1)(d) ↗ · read
Patients and designated providers in the medical cannabis authorization database, at a store with a medical endorsement · per transaction
| Useable cannabis | 3 oz |
| Infused product eaten or swallowed in solid form | 48 oz |
| Infused extract or concentrate for inhalation | 21 g |
| Infused liquid eaten or swallowed | 216 oz |
| Liquid packaged at no more than 4 mg delta-9 THC per unit | 200 mg delta-9 THC |
Source: WAC 314-55-095(2)(d) ↗ · read
Your rules, handled
Washington’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 WSLCB, it is flagged against the rule rather than guessed.
Built here
Washington is home base — CannAgent is built and tuned to WAC 314-55 here first, and WA carries the deepest regulator-shaped depth in the platform. When the WSLCB tightens a rule, the gate ships for WA before anywhere else.
Operator playbooks
Washington cannabis retail — common questions
- Who regulates cannabis retail in Washington?
- Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) is the state cannabis regulator for Washington. Official site: https://lcb.wa.gov.
- What seed-to-sale track-and-trace system does Washington use?
- Washington uses CCRS, Washington's state-built Cannabis Central Reporting System (a state system, not a licensed vendor platform). CannAgent structures its records to CCRS's required fields.
- What cannabis taxes apply to retail in Washington?
- At the register, as of September 2026: the 37% cannabis excise, reflected in the shelf price, plus state and local sales tax at your store’s location rate. Under Washington law, a patient or designated provider holding a DOH recognition card who buys a DOH-compliant product (tested under WAC 246-70-040) from a medically endorsed retailer pays no sales tax on it (RCW 82.08.9998) and, until June 30, 2029, no 37% excise on it either (RCW 69.50.535(2)(a)). CannAgent does not apply these exemptions automatically yet.
- What are the cannabis purchase limits in Washington?
- Adult-use (21+), per transaction: Useable cannabis 1 oz; Infused product eaten or swallowed in solid form 16 oz; Infused extract or concentrate for inhalation 7 g; Infused liquid for oral or topical use 72 oz; Liquid packaged at no more than 4 mg delta-9 THC per unit 200 mg delta-9 THC; Infused product otherwise taken into the body 10 units (WAC 314-55-095(1)(d)). Patients and designated providers in the medical cannabis authorization database, at a store with a medical endorsement, per transaction: Useable cannabis 3 oz; Infused product eaten or swallowed in solid form 48 oz; Infused extract or concentrate for inhalation 21 g; Infused liquid eaten or swallowed 216 oz; Liquid packaged at no more than 4 mg delta-9 THC per unit 200 mg delta-9 THC (WAC 314-55-095(2)(d)).
- Is CannAgent available for Washington dispensaries?
- Yes — Washington is live. The WSLCB-coded POS and back office runs here; request a scoped demo at /demo.
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