Is Your Business
Ready for ₹1050+ Cr 
in Penalties?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is enforceable. Non-compliance carries penalties up to ₹250 Crore per violation. Know your exposure in 15 minutes completely free.

Is Your Business
Ready for ₹1050+ Cr
in Penalties?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is enforceable. Non-compliance carries penalties up to ₹250 Crore per violation. Know your exposure in 15 minutes completely free.

The Cost of Non-Compliance

The Cost of
Non-Compliance

The DPDP Act & Rules 2025 impose severe financial penalties on organizations that fail to comply.

The DPDP Act & Rules 2025 impose severe financial penalties on organizations that fail to comply.

₹250 Cr

₹250 Cr

Security Safeguards failure (Section 8(5), Rule 6)

Security Safeguards failure (Section 8(5), Rule 6)

Inadequate technical/organisational measures

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Inadequate technical/organisational measures

₹200 Cr

₹200 Cr

Breach notification — DPBI (Section 8(6), Rule 7)

Breach notification — DPBI (Section 8(6), Rule 7)

Failure to notify Data Protection Board of India

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Failure to notify Data Protection Board of India

₹200 Cr

₹200 Cr

Breach notification — Data Principals (Section 8(6))

Breach notification — Data Principals (Section 8(6))

Failure to notify each affected individual

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laws, not just language.

Failure to notify each affected individual

₹200 Cr

Children's data violation (Section 9)

Processing without verifiable parental consent

₹150 Cr

SDF obligations failure (Section 10, Rule 13)

DPO, DPIA, independent audit non-compliance

₹200 Cr

Children's data violation (Section 9)

Children's data violation
(Section 9)

Processing without verifiable parental consent

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laws, not just language.

₹150 Cr

SDF obligations failure (Section 10, Rule 13)

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laws, not just language.

DPO, DPIA, independent audit non-compliance

Purpose-built to understand
laws, not just language.

₹1050+ Cr

₹1050+ Cr

₹1050+ Cr

Total Maximum Exposure

Total Maximum Exposure

Total Maximum Exposure

If fully non-compliant

If fully non-compliant

If fully non-compliant

Compliance Timeline

Compliance Timeline

Three critical phases.

Where does your organization stand?

Three critical phases.

Where does your organization stand?

Active Now

Nov 13, 2025

Board Established

Board Established

Data Protection Board of India constituted. Formal regulatory body in place to receive complaints and issue directions.

2

Upcoming

Nov 13, 2026

Consent Manager

Consent Manager

Consent Manager provisions (Rule 4) take effect. Organisations must integrate with registered Consent Managers for bundled and third-party consent flows.

3

Final Deadline

May 13, 2027

Full Enforcement

Full Enforcement

All substantive DPDP obligations become enforceable penalties, SDF requirements, cross-border restrictions, and Data Principal rights are fully active.

9 compliance areas,

organized for fast decisions.

Rapid coverage of the DPDP Act and
Rules 2025- 45 weighted questions

Entity Profile

Entity type & processing scope

Consent & Notice

Rule 3, Section 5/6

Security Safeguards

Rule 6 — ₹250 Cr risk

Breach Management

Rule 7 — ₹400 Cr risk

Data Retention

Rule 8 and Section 8(7)

Data Principal Rights

Section 11–14

Processor Management

Section 8(2)

Children's Data

Section 9 -
₹200 Cr risk

Governance & Cross-Border

Section 10/16, Rule 13/15

Frequently
Asked Questions

What is the DPDP Act, and is it actually in force?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is India's data protection law, now operational alongside the DPDP Rules, 2025. It's being enforced in phases: the Data Protection Board of India was constituted in November 2025, the Consent Manager framework follows in November 2026, and all substantive obligations become fully enforceable by May 13, 2027.

How much can non-compliance actually cost?

What's the difference between the Rapid and Full assessments?

What does the assessment actually evaluate?

Is the assessment result legal advice?

Don't wait until the regulator calls.

Get a compliance score, penalty exposure estimate, and a clear view of where to focus next.

9 compliance areas,

organized for fast decisions.

Rapid coverage of the DPDP Act and Rules 2025- 45 weighted questions

Rapid coverage of the DPDP Act and Rules 2025- 45 weighted questions

Entity Profile

Entity type & processing scope

Consent & Notice

Rule 3, Section 5/6

Security Safeguards

Rule 6 — ₹250 Cr risk

Breach Management

Rule 7 — ₹400 Cr risk

Data Retention

Rule 8 and Section 8(7)

Data Principal Rights

Section 11–14

Processor Management

Section 8(2)

Children's Data

Section 9 — ₹200 Cr risk

Governance & Cross-Border

Section 10/16, Rule 13/15

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DPDP Act, and is it actually in force?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is India's data protection law, now operational alongside the DPDP Rules, 2025. It's being enforced in phases: the Data Protection Board of India was constituted in November 2025, the Consent Manager framework follows in November 2026, and all substantive obligations become fully enforceable by May 13, 2027.

How much can non-compliance actually cost?

What's the difference between the Rapid and Full assessments?

What does the assessment actually evaluate?

Is the assessment result legal advice?