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Minnesota onboarding queue is open — full launch pending METRC vendor approval.

The MN regulatory depth on this page is current. Code build is queued; METRC vendor approval is in flight (6-12 week timeline). Join the waitlist below and we’ll cut you in when MN goes active.

OCM

Coming soon

Minnesota OCM-aware dispensary platform

Native compliance hooks for Minnesota OCM rules. METRC traceability, 10% adult-use gross-receipts tax + 6.875% state sales + variable local, the multi-tier license topology HF 100 created (microbusiness / mezzo / cultivator / mfr / retailer), and the lower-potency hemp-edible lane Minnesota uniquely supports.

Regulator

Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM)

https://mn.gov/ocm ↗

We re-check this regulatorweekly— active rulemaking / transition / year-over-year schedule

Statutes that bite

Citation	Subject
Minn. Stat. Ch. 342	HF 100 — Minnesota Cannabis Act (adult-use, 2023)
Minn. Stat. §152.22	Minnesota Medical Cannabis Program statute
Minn. Rules Ch. 9810	OCM cannabis program rules
Minn. Stat. §295.81	10% Cannabis Gross Receipts Tax statute

Tax stack

Excise

10% Minnesota Cannabis Gross Receipts Tax (Minn. Stat. §295.81) — applied at retail on adult-use only. Medical patients exempt.

Sales / Use

6.875% Minnesota state sales tax — applied on top of the 10% gross receipts tax. Total state-stack: 16.875% on adult-use; medical sales pay nothing.

Local option

Local sales tax stacks vary by jurisdiction (Minneapolis ~0.5%, Hennepin County ~0.5%, etc.) — auto-derived per store address. Total combined adult-use stack typically 17-18.5% in metro areas.

Compliance topics surfaced in-platform

Age 21+ adult-use / 18+ medical patient ID verification with split lanes
METRC tag handoff + manifest reconciliation per Minn. Rules Ch. 9810
Patient registry lookup hook (Minnesota Medical Cannabis Patient ID)
Lower-potency hemp-derived edible (LPHE) lane separation — Minnesota uniquely allows ≤5mg THC hemp-derived edibles outside the cannabis license, which creates a pre-existing-market product-source compliance topic
License-class flagging — microbusiness / mezzobusiness / cultivator / manufacturer / retailer / wholesaler, with social-equity sub-tiers across each
Daily inventory reconciliation export shaped for OCM record-keeping

What ships on day-1 for MN

Adult-use + medical product lanes with separate tax stacks (16.875%+ vs exempt)
License-class-aware reporting (microbusiness / mezzobusiness / cultivator / manufacturer / retailer / wholesaler)
Lower-potency hemp-edible (LPHE) lane separation at sale receipt
METRC-shaped inventory + sale receipt mirror
Daily reconciliation report (auto-runs at close)
Manager write-up assistant configurable to MN labor + OCM rule taxonomy

We serve here — honestly

We don’t operate stores in Minnesota. We do follow OCM bulletins, the multi-tier license framework under HF 100 (microbusiness / mezzobusiness / cultivator / manufacturer / retailer / wholesaler with social-equity sub-tiers), the lower-potency-hemp-edible (LPHE) lane that’s Minnesota-unique, the 16.875%+ combined adult-use stack, and the medical-vs-adult-use lane split. CannAgent ships MN support with the same compliance discipline we apply to WSLCB — and we’ll say it directly when something’s off.

Join the MN waitlist.

Code build is queued, METRC vendor approval is in flight. Lock your spot in the onboarding queue — we’ll reach out when MNgoes active and you’ll be ahead of the public launch.

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