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.

Is CannAgent available for Nevada dispensaries?

Not yet — Nevada is not open to new stores. Target: Mid 2027. 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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Nevada is not open to new stores yet. Target: Mid 2027. Join the waitlist.

The NV rules on this page are researched and current. There is nothing to sign up for here yet. The waitlist gets you one email when Nevada opens.

Targets, not promises. Each state's rules come first.

CCB

Target: Mid 2027

Nevada CCB-aware dispensary platform

Native compliance hooks for Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board rules. METRC traceability, 15% wholesale excise + 10% retail excise + 6.85% state sales tax + Clark County add-ons math, daily reconciliation reporting, and the medical / adult-use lane separation NRS 678 requires.

Regulator

Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB)

https://ccb.nv.gov ↗

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Your rules, handled

Nevada’s cannabis retail rules — what the CCB requires at the counter, how sales are reported to the state, and what the taxes are — are researched from the regulator’s own pages and coded into the register. You run the shop; the rules are handled at the sale.

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.

Coverage here — honestly

Nevada coverage is written against CCB rules: the bulletins, the wholesale-vs-retail excise stack, the tourist-density single-transaction limits, and the METRC-cadence reporting requirements. We keep it current as the CCB moves, and where something isn’t built for NV yet we say so 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.
Is CannAgent available for Nevada dispensaries?: Not yet — Nevada is not open to new stores. Target: Mid 2027. Join the waitlist. Targets, not promises. Each state's rules come first. Joining the NV list gets you one email when Nevada opens.

Target: Mid 2027. Join the waitlist.

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