Understanding the Regulation
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) 2023 is a landmark regulation that aims to ensure responsible data processing by balancing individual privacy rights with lawful business needs. This act emphasizes the importance of clearly defining the purpose and scope of consent, consent capture timelines, and allow users to revoke consent. It requires a robust Consent Manager with encryption, anonymization, interoperability, auditability, and data-blind functionality.
Challenges We Solve
Regulatory Compliance Burden
Meeting stringent DPDPA requirements is costly and challenging, with non-compliance penalties reaching up to ₹250 crore.
Lack of Transparency & User Trust
Complex consent management flows reduce user understanding, engagement, and overall trust.
Operational & Integration Challenges
Interoperability issues with existing systems create inefficiencies, making scalable and compliant consent management difficult.
How We Help
1 Consent Management Platform
HyperTrust is a scalable, privacy-first platform that enables effortless consent management, review, and withdrawal tracking through a centralized dashboard.
2 Audit-Ready Transparency
3 Built for Global Businesses
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What Sets Us Apart
Hassle-free Integration
Easily add DPDPA compliance workflows to your existing systems.
Proven Scalability
Built on the same infrastructure that has processed over 1 billion verifications.
Audit-Ready
Immutable, timestamped consent logs to simplify audits.
What are the Draft DPDP Rules 2025?
The DPDP Rules, 2025 mark a pivotal advancement in India's data protection framework, reinforcing privacy rights while ensuring organizational accountability. These regulations establish a structured approach to data governance, emphasizing transparency, compliance, and lawful data processing. By setting clear data handling guidelines, the rules enable organizations to leverage data responsibly while safeguarding personal data privacy. This initiative underscores India's commitment to strengthening data security and aligning with global privacy standards.
What are the obligations of Data Fiduciaries and Data Processors?
Data Fiduciaries must ensure lawful data collection, implement security measures, and enable user rights, while Data Processors are third-parties handling data on behalf of fiduciaries.
Why is consent management important?
Consent management is essential for empowering individuals with control over their personal data, ensuring transparent processing, and enabling regulatory compliance. It strengthens user trust, prevents unauthorized data use, and mitigates legal risks. Consent managers ensure that consent is specific, informed, freely given, and unambiguous, acting as a critical bridge between data fiduciaries and data principals.