Our privacy programme has been designed to operate consistently with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
3.1 Data Roles. We act as Data Fiduciary for information relating to our own Customers and prospective Customers, and as Data Processor for Personal Data processed on behalf of Customers.
3.2 Notice and Transparency. We provide privacy notices explaining the categories of Personal Data collected, purposes of processing, applicable retention periods, available rights, and contact details for our Privacy Team and Grievance Officer.
3.3 Consent. Consent is obtained through clear affirmative action, recorded, and may be withdrawn using mechanisms that are substantially as easy as those used to provide consent.
3.4 Legitimate Uses. Where processing occurs without fresh consent, we rely only upon legitimate uses expressly recognised under applicable law and document the legal basis.
3.5 Data Fiduciary Obligations. We implement reasonable security safeguards, maintain grievance procedures, publish required contact details, notify Personal Data Breaches where required, and erase Personal Data when no longer necessary for the stated purpose.
3.6 Children's Data. The Services are intended for persons aged 18 years or older. We do not knowingly process children's Personal Data or undertake behavioural monitoring directed at children.
3.7 Significant Data Fiduciary. If designated as a Significant Data Fiduciary, we will comply with all additional statutory obligations, including independent audits and Data Protection Impact Assessments where required.
3.8 Individual Rights. We support access, correction, completion, erasure, nomination, and grievance redressal through self-service features and direct support channels.
3.9 International Transfers. Cross-border transfers occur only where appropriate contractual safeguards are in place and applicable legal requirements are satisfied.
3.10 Breach Notification. Where required by law, we notify affected individuals and relevant authorities without undue delay following confirmation of a qualifying Personal Data Breach.
3.11 Consent Managers. We support requests received through authorised Consent Managers where applicable under the DPDP framework.