The Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (DCCA) is a government agency in Denmark responsible for promoting fair competition and protecting consumer rights. It ensures that businesses comply with competition laws and prevents anti-competitive practices, such as monopolies and cartels. The DCCA also monitors market conditions to foster a healthy economic environment. In addition to competition oversight, the DCCA provides information and guidance to consumers about their rights. It addresses consumer complaints and works to resolve disputes between consumers and businesses. The agency plays a vital role in maintaining trust in the marketplace and ensuring that consumers are treated fairly.