Social Media Transparency

The national enforcement layer · Articles 49–51

Digital Services Coordinators

Below the Commission’s supervision of the largest platforms, each EU country designates a Digital Services Coordinator: the authority responsible for applying and enforcing the DSA on its territory, certifying trusted flaggers, and cooperating across borders through the European Board for Digital Services.

Compare their Article 55 activity reports to see which coordinators are busiest, and how each one’s latest year stacks up against the one before.

26/27
Coordinators designated
1
Full designation outstanding (Poland)
17 Feb 2024
Designation deadline

Member States had to designate their Digital Services Coordinator by 17 February 2024. 26 of the 27 have done so. Poland assigned the President of UKE a limited temporary coordination role in May 2025, but the Commission register still shows no fully designated DSC. The Commission opened infringement proceedings over late designation and referred several States to the Court of Justice in 2025 — most have since complied after adopting national implementing laws.

Source: European Commission: Digital Services Coordinators. Regulator reports and statistics last reviewed 26 August 2026. Trusted-flagger counts link through to the database.

27 EU member states.