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Be DPDP-Ready — With Proof
The Consent Ledger, DSR Desk & Audit Binder for India's DPDP Act
ProofKosh is the operational compliance system Indian mid-market companies use to meet the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act — not just another cookie banner. Every consent decision is written to an append-only, hash-chained ledger the moment it happens, so when a regulator, auditor or user asks "prove it", you have court-grade evidence in one click instead of a scramble through logs.
Deploy the widget and API in days, run Data Subject Request handling, retention sweeps, breach registers and vendor tracking from one dashboard, and export a signed audit binder whenever you need it. ROSTAN Technologies partners with ProofKosh to bring this platform to our clients as part of our Oracle and enterprise compliance advisory services.
Everything your compliance team needs — built into one platform
Designed for enterprise scale — from single-country compliance to global deployment
Every consent event is written to an append-only, hash-chained log with RFC-3161 timestamps — evidence that holds up, not a database row that could be quietly edited.
Designed against India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act from day one — Section 9 children's data workflows, statutory DSR countdowns and India-specific breach notification included.
Flat pricing starting at ₹25,000/month — a fraction of the ₹40–50 lakh/year enterprise privacy suites built for global GDPR programs, not Indian mid-market budgets.
Consent records, ledgers and audit evidence are hosted on infrastructure inside India, live in days with no lengthy sales cycle or implementation project.
Watch how a visitor's consent decision becomes a signed, hash-chained ledger entry — and how your compliance team turns that ledger into an audit-ready evidence binder in one click.
No. ProofKosh is not a registered Consent Manager — it is the operational system data fiduciaries (companies) use internally to run consent capture, DSR handling and audit evidence. It complements, rather than replaces, any Consent Manager registration your organisation pursues.
The DPDP Act's core obligations become mandatory roughly 18 months after its 14 November 2025 notification — around May 2027. Companies that wait until then to start are typically the ones scrambling; ProofKosh is built to get you audit-ready well before the deadline.
Penalties under the DPDP Act can run up to ₹250 crore for security failures, ₹200 crore for breaches or violations involving children's data, and ₹50 crore for other violations — figures set to make compliance a board-level concern, not just a legal-team checklist item.
ProofKosh is designed for live deployment in days, not the months typical of enterprise-grade privacy suites built for GDPR programs. The consent widget and API integrate directly into your existing site or CRM without a lengthy implementation project.
Yes. Consent records, the audit ledger and supporting evidence are hosted on infrastructure inside India.
A cookie banner shows a popup and forgets the answer. ProofKosh writes every decision to a tamper-proof, hash-chained ledger with cryptographic timestamps, so the consent record itself becomes admissible evidence — not just a UI element that briefly appeared on screen.
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