Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue launched the Transpay digital application on 17 August 2026 to publish official records of European Union agricultural aid payments for financial year 2025.
The rollout was executed in accordance with Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/128. The platform serves as the official portal for publishing subsidy amounts financed by the European Agricultural Guarantee Fund and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
According to an announcement by the tax authority, the initiative is intended to strengthen transparency and safeguard the financial interests of the European Union by enabling public scrutiny of community fund management.
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue, known as AADE, operates as Greece's autonomous revenue agency. Under EU rules governing common agricultural policy, member states must publish details of beneficiaries receiving subsidies through the European Agricultural Guarantee Fund, which finances direct farm payments, and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, which supports rural investment programs.
The digital portal is available online at transpay.aade.gr. Citizens and interested parties can seek further information or clarification through the my1521 taxpayer service of AADE.
Taxpayers can reach the service by telephone at 1521, free of charge, on working days between 07:00 and 20:00. Digital inquiries can be submitted through the my1521 platform 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Greek economic updates
In related financial news reported alongside the launch, credit rating agency R&I upgraded the outlook for the Greek economy from stable to positive while affirming its BBB rating.
Separately, the Public Employment Service announced that applications close on Tuesday, 18 August 2026, at 23:59 for a placement scheme offering employment to 1,000 unemployed university graduates up to 54 years of age.
Meanwhile, public debt management yields a benefit of 2 billion euros following the early repayment of 13 billion euros in 2026. That move follows a previous early repayment of 6.94 billion euros drawn from a bilateral loan facility totaling 52.3 billion euros.
