Haypp is ending Snusnetto sales. The reason is a ruling that geo-located BankID verification at parcel lockers does not meet the legal requirements for secure age verification, as reported by Tobacco Reporter.

The ruling that ended it

The decision turns on how age is checked at the moment a customer collects an order. Under the setup at issue, BankID verification was tied to the customer's location at a parcel locker. The ruling found that this approach falls short of what the law requires for secure age verification.

Haypp's decision to wind down Snusnetto sales follows directly from that finding, per Tobacco Reporter.

Why it matters for online nicotine retail

Parcel lockers are a convenient last-mile option for online retailers, but they have no staff to check ID. That makes the age check the entire compliance question. A ruling that a geo-located digital check isn't good enough for lockers puts pressure on any retailer that relies on the same method for age-restricted products.

For Haypp, the practical result is the end of sales under the Snusnetto name.

Sourcing note: this story is based on a single trade report. We will update it as primary documents become available.

SOURCES: Tobacco Reporter, "Haypp to End Snusnetto Sales After Age-Verification Ruling" — https://tobaccoreporter.com/2026/10/20/haypp-to-end-snusnetto-sales-after-age-verification-ruling/