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DPDPA Isn't a Spreadsheet Exercise. It's a Technology Challenge.

Make your organization DPDPA-compliant, without the guesswork.

DPDPAWorld is a compliance enablement platform for India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. We turn consent flows, data principal rights, and breach response into software your team ships — not a slide deck that sits in a shared drive.

DPDPAWorld is a compliance management platform by Linux Mantra

What is DPDPAWorld? How it work?
₹250 Cr
Maximum penalty
13 May 2027
Full compliance deadline
18
Sections we map to
Live compliance score
94%Compliant
Consent coverage98%
Rights requests on time96%
Breach playbook readiness89%

Trusted by compliance & engineering teams at

Radius Synergy Gilpin Travels Vishwas Fincap Glida India Roadgrid EVPC
120+
Organisations onboarded
4.2M
Data principals covered
99.9%
Platform uptime
72 hrs
Avg. breach response time

The rollout

The Act is enforcing in three phases.

The DPDP Act received presidential assent in August 2023. The DPDP Rules, 2025 notified the operating detail and a phased enforcement calendar — the window to prepare is narrower than it looks.

1
13 Nov 2025

Board established In force

The Data Protection Board of India is constituted as the enforcement and adjudicating authority.

2
13 Nov 2026

Consent Managers register

The Consent Manager registration framework opens — the infrastructure layer for interoperable consent goes live.

3
13 May 2027

Full compliance required

Consent notices, data principal rights, breach notification, and Significant Data Fiduciary obligations become fully enforceable — with Schedule 1 penalties attached.

What we build

Services mapped to the Act, not to a generic checklist.

Every engagement is scoped against the actual section of the DPDP Act it satisfies, so your audit trail reads as clearly as the law itself.

§ 5–7

Notice & consent design

Consent artefacts, purpose-limited notices, and legitimate-use mapping, built to withstand a Board review.

Ref: Notice, consent & legitimate uses
§ 8

Fiduciary obligations

Security safeguards, retention limits, and processor contracts brought in line with general Data Fiduciary duties.

Ref: General obligations
§ 9

Children & verifiable consent

Age-gating and verifiable parental consent flows for any product processing a minor's personal data.

Ref: Processing of children's data
§ 10

Significant Data Fiduciary readiness

DPO appointment, data protection impact assessments, and independent audit cadence for entities notified as SDFs.

Ref: Additional obligations of SDF
§ 11–14

Data principal rights infrastructure

Access, correction, erasure, grievance redressal and nomination — built as product flows, not email tickets.

Ref: Rights of the Data Principal
§ 16 · 18

Cross-border mapping & Board liaison

Transfer restriction tracking and a breach-response playbook ready to engage the Data Protection Board directly.

Ref: Transfer restrictions & the Board

Why DPDPAWorld

Compliance software that engineers actually want to use.

01

Built on the Act, not a generic template

Every module cites the exact section it satisfies — no repackaged GDPR checklist with the labels swapped.

02

Ships as product, not a PDF

Consent capture, rights requests, and breach response are working software with APIs, not a policy document.

03

A dedicated analyst, not a ticket queue

Every account gets a named compliance analyst who knows your data flows, not a rotating support desk.

Consent notices redesigned
Rights request SLA automated
Breach playbook rehearsed
DPO appointed & registered
Board filing pack ready

How we work

Five stages, run in order.

Compliance is sequential — you cannot design consent flows before you know what data you actually hold. We run the stages in this order for every client.

01

Data mapping & gap assessment

We inventory every place digital personal data enters, moves through, and leaves your systems, and score each gap against the Act.

02

Consent & notice redesign

Notices, consent capture, and legitimate-use classification are rebuilt to match Sections 5–7 exactly.

03

Rights & grievance infrastructure

Self-serve access, correction, erasure, and a grievance redressal flow with the response timelines the Rules require.

04

Board & DPO readiness

DPO appointment, breach playbooks, and documentation prepared for direct engagement with the Data Protection Board.

05

Ongoing monitoring

Quarterly re-audits as the Rules phase in through 2026 and 2027, so compliance doesn't quietly drift out of date.

What clients say

Compliance teams that stopped dreading audits.

★★★★★

"We had eleven spreadsheets tracking consent. DPDPAWorld replaced all of them in six weeks, and the audit trail is something we can actually hand to counsel."

RK
Rahul Singh
Head of Software, Radius
★★★★★

"Breach Radar's 72-hour clock caught a misconfigured bucket before it became a Board filing. That module alone paid for the platform."

AS
Arrun Mishra
Manager, Gilpin
★★★★★

"Rights Console turned a support nightmare into a one-page dashboard. Our legal team checks it weekly instead of chasing engineering."

MP
Vibhanshu Rana
CEO, Vishwas Fincap

Why now

Non-compliance has a published price.

The Act's Schedule sets specific caps by violation type — these aren't hypothetical exposure figures.

₹250 Cr
Ceiling for failing to implement reasonable security safeguards
  • Failure to notify the Board & affected data principals of a breachUp to ₹200 Cr
  • Breach of additional obligations concerning children's dataUp to ₹200 Cr
  • Breach of Significant Data Fiduciary obligationsUp to ₹150 Cr
  • Data principal's breach of duties under § 15Up to ₹10,000

From the blog

Notes on the DPDP Act, as it actually rolls out.

Plain-language readings of the Act and the Rules, written for the people who have to implement them.

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Get started

Request a compliance assessment.

A 45-minute working session where we map your current data flows against the Act and tell you, section by section, where you stand.

  • Written gap report against Sections 5–18
  • Estimated remediation timeline before 13 May 2027
  • No obligation to continue past the assessment

We reply within two working days. We are also reachable at +91 120 430 6696 if you would like to contact us by phone.