DORA Register of Information — CySEC filing guide (2026)
If your firm is authorised by CySEC, your DORA Register of Information is one of the earliest filings in the EU — and CySEC has been explicit that the format has changed. This guide covers the CySEC deadline, the mandatory XBRL-CSV format, and exactly what CySEC's automated checks flag.
Format required
XBRL-CSV only. CySEC Circular C751 states explicitly that Excel is no longer accepted — a register submitted in the wrong format is rejected on load, before any of its content is even assessed.
Reference date
31 December 2025 — your register must reflect every ICT third-party arrangement in place on that date.
What CySEC checks
- LEI checksums (ISO 7064) on every provider, validated against the GLEIF registry
- Broken fourth-party references — subcontractor links that point at a record that doesn't exist
- Missing exit-strategy clauses on critical or important providers (Art 28(8))
Common errors that get flagged
- Firms that filed incomplete data in the 2025 cycle are being specifically scrutinised in 2026
- Excel submissions rejected outright under Circular C751
- Invalid LEIs and unreconciled cross-table references
Who's in scope
- ~30 crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) regulated by CySEC
- CIFs (Cyprus investment firms) and other CySEC-supervised entities
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Run your register free →DORA filing guides by regulator
- DORA Register of Information — complete guide
- DNB (Netherlands)
- MFSA (Malta)
- AFM (Netherlands)
- BaFin (Germany)
- CNB (Czech Republic)
- CSSF (Luxembourg)
- AMF (France)
This guide is general information, not legal advice, and deadlines and formats can change — always confirm the current requirement directly with the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) before you file.