No legal jargon — just clear answers for businesses and the advisors who serve them.
Yes. The DPDP Act applies to any business that collects personal data of individuals in India — regardless of size. Even a kirana store that enters customer phone numbers into WhatsApp or Excel is covered under Section 3(a)(ii).
The DPDP Act came into force on November 13, 2025. The hard enforcement deadline for most obligations is May 2027. Don't wait — building compliant systems takes time.
Absolutely yes. Sellers who collect names, addresses, and phone numbers through DMs are directly covered under Section 3(a)(i) — since DMs are digital data collection from the start.
Most businesses are live in under 30 minutes. Add a JS snippet to your website or upload a CSV of your existing customers, customise your brand, and you're compliant. Shopify and WooCommerce plugins are in early access — they will make it a one-click install.
No. Customers click a short ezdp.in link in an SMS or WhatsApp message and land on your branded portal in their browser — in their own language. No app, no account, no friction.
EasyDP delivers consent, notices, and the customer portal in every major Indian language — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and more — so you reach every customer, not just the English-speaking ones.
Join the partner programme. You introduce EasyDP to the businesses you advise and earn recurring revenue for every client — framed as an advisory service, not an affiliate link. See the "For Auditors & CAs" page.
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