DPDP Act 2023 Compliant

DPDP ComplianceMade Simple

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act is now enforceable. AquaConsento ensures your business is fully compliant from day one.

Non-Compliance Penalties Under DPDP Act 2023

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act imposes severe penalties for non-compliance. Maximum penalties can reach ₹250 Crore or 4% of global turnover, whichever is higher.

Penalty Structure

Understand the financial risk of non-compliance

Minor breaches

Up to ₹50 Crore

Failure to register with Data Protection Board

Significant breaches

Up to ₹150 Crore

Processing children's data without guardian consent

Major breaches

Up to ₹250 Crore

Data breach or unauthorized cross-border transfer

Compliance Framework

DPDP Principles & Our Solution

The DPDP Act is built on six fundamental principles. Here's how AquaConsento helps you comply with each.

Lawful Processing

Data can only be processed with explicit consent or other lawful basis defined under DPDP Act.

How we help: AquaConsento validates lawful basis for every data processing activity.

Purpose Limitation

Personal data must be collected for specified, explicit, and legitimate purposes only.

How we help: Granular consent collection ensures data is only used for declared purposes.

Data Minimization

Only collect data that is necessary for the specified purpose.

How we help: Configurable data collection fields prevent over-collection of PII.

Accuracy

Ensure personal data is accurate and kept up to date.

How we help: Self-service portal allows users to update their consent preferences anytime.

Storage Limitation

Data should not be kept longer than necessary for the purpose.

How we help: Automated data retention policies with automatic purging.

Accountability

Data fiduciaries must demonstrate compliance with DPDP principles.

How we help: Complete audit trails and compliance reports for regulatory inspections.

Valid Consent Requirements

Under DPDP Act, consent must meet six key criteria to be legally valid. AquaConsento's consent collection workflows ensure every consent meets these requirements.

Free

Consent must be given voluntarily without coercion

Specific

Clear indication of what the user is consenting to

Informed

User must understand what they are agreeing to

Unambiguous

Affirmative action required - no pre-ticked boxes

Granular

Separate consent for different purposes

Withdrawable

Users can withdraw consent as easily as giving it

Compliance Dashboard

Real-time DPDP compliance monitoring

Overall Compliance Score98.5%
Valid Consents2.4M
Audit-Ready Records100%
Withdrawal Requests12
DPDP Audit Ready

All records are maintained as per Section 12 of DPDP Act, ready for Data Protection Board inspection.

Data Principal Rights Under DPDP

The DPDP Act grants individuals (Data Principals) specific rights over their personal data. AquaConsento helps you honor these rights automatically.

Right to Access

Individuals can request a copy of their personal data

Right to Correction

Individuals can request corrections to inaccurate data

Right to Erasure

Individuals can request deletion of their personal data

Right to Grievance

Individuals can register complaints with the Data Fiduciary

Ready for DPDP Compliance?

Don't risk penalties up to ₹250 Crore. Get a free compliance assessment and see how AquaConsento can protect your business.

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