India’s First Sovereign DPDPA
Consent Management Platform (CMP).
100% Domestic IP, Self-Hosted.

Every organization operates on a distinct architecture. A high-growth startup handling 20,000 users with a single PostgreSQL database requires vastly different engineering overhead than an enterprise managing millions of identities across Core Banking, Salesforce, and distributed Kafka clusters. We price strictly against your active data volume, infrastructure footprint, and connector requirements—never imposing arbitrary per-seat license taxes.

Absolutely. While DPDPA 2023 grants no statutory exemption based on company turnover, your compliance tooling should not drain your runway. Because our deployment model scales dynamically with your citizen volume and data pipelines, an early-stage D2C brand or specialized consultancy receives a lightweight, budget-aligned quote—completely distinct from a 1,000-person enterprise deployment.

Neither. We avoid punitive meter-based billing that penalizes you for high user engagement or surge traffic. Instead, quotes are comprehensively scoped based on your active Data Principal tier, connected data sources (databases, CRMs, third-party processors), and consent touchpoints. You get a transparent, predictable investment schedule with zero surprise overage penalties.

Your platform agreement evolves naturally alongside your company. Managing consent for 10,000 records involves different throughput dynamics than managing 500,000 records. Rather than locking you into rigid long-term contracts that penalize rapid expansion, tier transitions are planned collaboratively as your active volume milestones are crossed.

Yes. You can run our free, 4-minute DPDP Risk & Readiness Assessment. It evaluates your current data mapping, consent workflows, and vendor exposure to generate an instant statutory score out of 100. Most technical founders and CISOs review this score with us before discussing deployment scope.

Not at all. Kavach operates as non-intrusive sovereign middleware that attaches seamlessly to your existing infrastructure. Whether you rely on modern REST/GraphQL APIs, microservice event streams (Kafka/Kinesis), direct database replicas, or legacy exports, we integrate alongside your current stack without requiring costly replatforming.

We support the entire spectrum of Indian businesses—from agile B2B SaaS startups and boutique consultancies to multi-subsidiary enterprise conglomerates. Because our architecture is scoped directly to your operational footprint, lean engineering teams never pay for enterprise-tier features they don't need.

Section 9 imposes an absolute statutory ban on behavioral tracking and targeted advertising directed at children (< 18 yrs), with non-compliance carrying up to a ₹200 Crore fine. Our CMP integrates frontline Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) age gating via DigiLocker / Aadhaar Virtual IDs, binds parents and children using dual-token Ed25519 cryptography, and enforces an automated API Gateway kill-switch that strips all advertising cookies (Meta Pixel, Google Ads, GAID) and algorithmic profiling for minor sessions.

Under Section 6(4), withdrawing consent must be as effortless as giving it. Our Privacy Control Center enables 1-tap withdrawal without dark patterns or customer support friction. When a user withdraws, our 4-tier cascading engine updates in-memory caches within 1 second, silences marketing dialers within 5 minutes, triggers automated deletion webhooks to external SaaS vendors (who must upload e-signed Class 3 DSC / Aadhaar compliance certificates within 24 hours), and executes lakehouse tombstone compaction under Section 8(7).

Section 5(2)(b) allows enterprises to continue processing pre-existing customer data provided a compliant Section 5(2)(a) notice is served to the Data Principal informing them of data categories, purposes, and withdrawal rights under Section 6(4). We avoid disruptive blocking popups by employing a 3-cohort strategy: active users receive progressive contextual bottom sheets on high-intent actions (profile/checkout), semi-active users receive WhatsApp/SMS zero-login magic links, and dormant records undergo automated Section 8(7) storage quarantine. Crucially, we enforce individual opt-ins per purpose—eliminating illegal "bulk accept all" traps.

The "§" symbol is the formal statutory section mark representing "Section" references from the official Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA 2023). For instance, §6(4) refers directly to Section 6(4) (Consent Withdrawal), and §9(3) refers to Section 9(3) (Ban on Tracking Minors). Every technical capability in Kavach CMP is mapped directly to these enforceable statutory clauses to guarantee that your engineering implementation satisfies Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) audit requirements.