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PRIVACY NOTICE AND PRIVACY POLICY
Last Updated: [-] 2026
This Privacy Notice and Privacy Policy (“Policy”) explains how Biopeak Wellness Private Limited (“Company”, “we”, “us”, “our”) collects, processes, stores, uses, protects and discloses Personal Data of individuals (“you” or “Data Principals”) who access or engage with our diagnostic testing, biometric analysis, wellness assessment, and AI-powered health insights services (“Services”) through our website www.biopeak.com, mobile application, and other digital interfaces (“Platform”).
This Policy is prepared in accordance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“DPDP Act”), the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 (“DPDP Rules”), the Information Technology Act, 2000 and other applicable rules thereunder.
By accepting this Policy before accessing the Platform, creating an account, enrolling in any service, or otherwise providing Personal Data to us after acceptance with this Policy, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the terms of this Policy and, where applicable, provide your explicit consent to the processing of your Personal Data for the purposes described herein. If you do not agree with this Policy, you should refrain from using the Platform or enrolling in our Services or providing your Personal Data to us in any form.
CATEGORIES OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSED
We may process various categories of Personal Data depending on your interaction with the Platform and the Services:
Category | Illustrative Examples |
Identity and Contact Information | Name, date of birth, age, gender, email address, phone number, postal address (address line 1 & 2, city, state, zip code, country), emergency contact name and phone number |
Health, Medical and Diagnostic Information | Personal medical history, current health conditions, surgical history, trauma history, allergies and reactions, medications, supplements, family medical history (heart disease, diabetes, cancer, thyroid disorders, kidney disease, gout, cholesterol), system-wise symptoms (cardiopulmonary, neurological, gastrointestinal, metabolic, dermatological, musculoskeletal, renal, ENT), mental health indicators (anxiety, depression, stress, irritability, mood changes), reproductive health information (menstrual history, menopause status, pregnancy history, fertility history, miscarriages, hysterectomy, pap smear, mammogram, HPV vaccination, hormonal therapies), blood pressure indicators (high/low), sleep disorders), fatigue, infections. |
Genetic and Genomic Data | genetic variants of you or your family member, ancestry information, and risk assessments for hereditary conditions. |
Lifestyle and Wellness Data | Dietary habits, food cravings, meal skipping, restaurant frequency, hydration levels, caffeine intake (tea/coffee), soda/juice intake, alcohol consumption, smoking habits, sleep duration, stress levels, exercise habits, activity type/frequency/intensity, physical fitness participation, wellness goals, health optimisation goals, motivational score, weight management concerns. |
Biometric and Measurement Data | Height, weight, body metrics used for BMI or fitness assessment, physical activity performance inputs, symptom-related physical indicators (fluid retention, excessive sweating, tremors, muscle weakness). |
Health Monitoring Data | Health app data (Apple HealthKit, Google Health Connect), wearable device data (Fitbit, Apple Watch, Whoop), smartwatch biometrics, and AI-powered tools. |
Personal Data from Laboratory Testing | Samples for cortisol, metabolite, microbiome & genetic, blood, DXA scan and VO2 testing, results, reports, and risk profile generated, all laboratory test reports. |
Technical and Device Information | IP address, device identifiers, operating system, browser type, system logs, crash reports, usage analytics, cookie data, performance metrics |
Financial and Transactional Information | Payment method details, billing address, subscription plans, transaction history, invoices, refund records |
Information Generated During Service Provision | Assessment reports,analysis reports, diagnostic conclusions, AI-generated health insights, personalized recommendations, risk stratification reports, follow-up notes, any information revealed during consultations with our physicians, coaches, and other health support staff. Recorded video consultation, any summaries and internally generated outputs derived from review of medical reports, prescriptions, disease history and health data; risk profiles and care plans created or updated by registered medical practitioners (“RMPs”), AI agents, or both jointly or severally; and any other Personal Data generated in the course of treatment or as a result of review of existing Personal Data by treating RMPs or AI agents or both. |
Communications | Email correspondence, chat messages, call conversations, support tickets, feedback, testimonials, survey responses |
Referral and Social Media Data | Referral source, social media profile information if linked, friend/family referral records |
Any Voluntarily Provided Data | Additional information you choose to share beyond what is requested |
A detailed description of how each category is collected is provided in Section 3 below.
You may access this Policy and any consent requests in English or Hindi, and we will make them available in other languages listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution upon reasonable request, to ensure that you fully understand the information before providing consent.
PURPOSE OF PROCESSING
Your Personal Data is processed for the following specific, lawful and necessary purposes:
Account Management: Manage user registration, create and verify your account, authenticate your identity, administer ongoing account access and profile management
Service Delivery: Deliver our Services including but not limited to full-body analysis, genetics, metabolism, cellular health testing, and advanced imaging, AI insights generation, and personalised care wellness.
Use of AI and Third-Party Models: Biopeak uses artificial intelligence systems, including third-party foundational models, to process de-identified and pseudonymised health data for the purpose of generating wellness and clinical support insights. Identifiable personal data is not shared with external AI providers. All processing is conducted in accordance with user consent and applicable data protection laws, with appropriate technical and organisational safeguards in place. AI-generated outputs remain subject to review by qualified medical professionals.
Teleconsultation Support: Provide tele-consultation support by RMPs, nutrition experts and support staff, and enabling the Company’s proprietary AI agent to participate in and record video consultations with patients conducted through third party video conferencing platforms (such as Google Meet, Zoom etc,.) or the Platform, subject to prior consent; and use such recorded video consultations for the purpose of analysing the patient’s disease condition, clinical presentation, and health status, to create, build, or update the patient’s risk profile and care plan by the AI agent, treating RMPs, or both acting jointly or severally, based on existing Personal Data and data generated during the tele consultation, and use recorded consultations for internal clinical quality assurance and training of professionals and AI Agent engaged in Service delivery.
AI Agent Support: Enable the AI agent to access, review, and process all Personal Data submitted by the patient or generated in the course of treatment including medical reports, prescriptions, biometric data, disease history, and data narrated by patients during tele-consultations for the purpose of generating analysis reports,prepare AI summaries of medical reports, and health assessment, provide necessary clinical assistance, recommendations, and decision support to treating RMPs through the AI agent in connection with agreed services, enable the patient-facing AI agent to communicate with patients, respond to health-related queries, and generate further Personal Data from such interactions, all of which shall be processed in accordance with this Policy; and to undertake any activity that is reasonably required to deliver the agreed services between the Company and the patient.
Health Insights and Analysis: Generate personalized health assessments, generate reports, risk assessments, lifestyle recommendations and AI agent-powered wellness insights.
Diagnostic Coordination: Coordinate with laboratory partners, receive diagnostic test results, and integrate results into your health profile for analysis
Health Monitoring and Follow-up: Monitor your health status, track progress, provide follow-up recommendations, and alert you to significant findings or health changes
Medication and Supplement Guidance: Generate pharmacology profiles and provide personalized medication and supplement recommendations based on your testing data
Research and Development, and Analytics: Conduct de-identified statistical analysis, conduct internal research and analytics (including on de-identified data) to evaluate program safety, effectiveness and outcomes; develop new features and services, research on health trends and wellness outcomes, development and refinement of diagnostic interpretation frameworks, enhancement of analytical models and algorithms used in multi-parameter health assessment, validation and optimisation of biomarker panels, quality improvement and performance validation of Biopeak’s diagnostic and analytical workflows; and, development of proprietary health optimisation and risk stratification models.
Training of AI Agents and AI tools: Train, fine-tune, evaluate, and improve Biopeak’s proprietary AI agents, algorithms, and analytical tools using de-identified or pseudonymised data generated through the use of Platform and in course of the Services.
Payment Processing: Process subscription payments, manage renewals, handle refunds, chargebacks, and billing inquiries
Customer Support: Respond to your questions, feedback, grievances and support requests; improve quality and responsiveness of support
Communication: Send transactional communications (account confirmations, report delivery notifications, appointment reminders, security alerts)
Marketing: To contact you regarding new services, testing packages, wellness programs or research opportunities; you may withdraw this consent at any time without affecting Services.
Legal Compliance: Comply with applicable Indian laws, regulations, professional obligations, court orders, or government authority requests
Fraud Prevention and Security: Detect, prevent, investigate and respond to fraud, misuse, security incidents, or violations of law; protect the rights and safety of the Company, users, and the public
Policy Enforcement: Enforce our terms and conditions, program rules and applicable policies; investigate potential violations and manage disputes
Performance Improvement: Analyze usage patterns and technical data to maintain and improve Platform security, stability, performance and user experience
We may process de-identified or anonymized data (data that cannot identify you) for research, analytics and operational improvement. Such de-identified data may be used without further notice or consent to support research, statistical modelling, and operational optimization.
The Company may also contact you separately to seek fresh consent for participation in future studies and research projects, additional testing, or new uses of your Personal Data. You are under no obligation to participate in such future activities or provide additional consent, and refusal will not affect your access to existing Services.
You may opt out of any of the above listed purposes at any time by contacting us, in accordance with the procedure described in Section 6 of this Policy.
COLLECTION & GENERATION OF PERSONAL DATA
When do we collect Personal Data Directly from You
We collect Personal Data directly from you when you:
Request an invite for our team-members to reach out to you
Complete health questionnaires, risk assessments or onboarding forms
Create an account or profile on the Platform
Purchase a testing package or service subscription
Upload or provide medical documents, family health history or personal health information
Communicate with our team via email, WhatsApp, chat, phone or video consultation
Contact customer support or provide feedback
During onboarding and service setup, you may provide: name, sex, gender, date of birth, medical history, family health history, current medications, allergies, lifestyle information, dietary habits, exercise patterns, sleep quality, stress levels, health goals, and any other health-related information relevant to assessment.
As you use the Platform, you may provide: progress updates, changes to health status, responses to follow-up assessments, wellness tracking inputs, updates to personal profile, and any additional health information you wish to share.
Personal Data Collected from Analysis and Laboratory Testing
If you enrol in our diagnostic testing services:
We collect biological and other samples (saliva or blood, hair strand etc) for undertaking Multiomics testing (genetic/organic acids/cortisol/microbiome);
Laboratory partners analyse samples and receive diagnostic findings, test reports, and clinical interpretations from accredited laboratories;
You authorize these collections through explicit consent when enrolling in our diagnostic testing services.
Personal Data Collected from Biometric Assessments and Devices
We collect biometric data through:
Direct measurements during assessments (blood pressure, heart rate, body composition, metabolic rate);
Authorized integrations with wearable devices and AI agent-linked health platforms (Apple HealthKit, Google Health Connect, Fitbit, Apple Watch, Whoop, smart scales);
Smart health devices you authorize to connect to the Platform.
Such data may include: vital signs, body composition metrics, activity levels, sleep patterns, heart rate variability, blood glucose readings, and fitness metrics. These integrations occur only with your explicit authorization and may be discontinued at any time by revoking access through the Platform or device settings.
Personal Data Generated During Service Provision
Our health and wellness professionals may generate Personal Data including:
Health assessment reports and diagnostic conclusions;
AI-generated risk assessments and wellness insights;
Personalized recommendations for diet, lifestyle, supplements or further testing;
Clinical notes, observations and follow-up plans;
Interpretation reports and profiles.
This data is created to ensure accuracy, clinical quality and personalized service delivery.
Personal Data Collected Through Cookies, Analytics and Similar Technologies
We automatically collect when you access the Platform:
Device identifiers, operating system, browser details;
IP address, system logs, crash reports, timestamps;
Navigation patterns, usage analytics, performance metrics;
Cookies and similar tracking technologies for essential functions, preferences, experience enhancement and behaviour analysis;
You may adjust browser or device settings to restrict cookies; however, this may impact Platform functionality.
Analytics and performance monitoring tools may receive pseudonymized or aggregated information to analyze usage trends and improve Platform functionality, subject to appropriate contractual safeguards.
Recorded Video or Audio Consultations (With Explicit Consent)
Tele-consultation Consent for RMP-Initiated Calls: Where a video consultation is initiated by an RMP, a separate tele-consultation consent shall be obtained from the patient before each such session. Further, video or audio consultations may be recorded using our proprietary AI agent, only with your explicit prior consent obtained before the consultation begins. You will be informed at the consultation start if recording is proposed, and participation is entirely voluntary.
Recordings may capture: your voice, face, surroundings, or (where medically relevant) images of body parts for demonstration purposes (e.g., showing injection techniques or physical assessments).
Recordings are collected solely for: accuracy and continuity of care, safety supervision, clinical quality assurance, internal training, and legal/regulatory compliance.
If you decline recording, we will provide alternative consultation methods where feasible. All recordings are:
Encrypted and securely stored
Accessible only to authorized personnel on strict need-to-know basis
Retained only as long as necessary or as required by law
Never used for promotional purposes
Voluntary Non-Participation and Consequences
You may decline to provide certain Personal Data categories; however, this may affect our ability to deliver relevant Services. Where refusal prevents fulfilment of any specific Services, we may be unable to provide the said Service. .
Collection and Retention Agency
Biopeak Wellness Private Limited is the agency collecting and retaining your Personal Data for the purposes stated in this Policy.
SAMPLES, RESULTS AND ASSOCIATED HEALTH DATA
When you enrol in our Services, you will be required to provide your informed, voluntary and explicit consent for the collection of your samples and for the generation of diagnostic reports and test results. The resulting reports, findings and associated Personal Data shall be processed strictly for the purposes described in this Policy and shall be protected through appropriate technical, organisational and administrative safeguards in accordance with applicable law.
The Company shall ensure that samples are either: (a) destroyed or securely disposed of once the purpose for which they were collected has been fulfilled; or (b) retained only in a de-identified or irreversibly anonymised form that is not capable of identifying you or being linked back to your identity.
Where the Company proposes any additional use of your identifiable samples or Personal Data beyond the purposes originally consented to, we shall obtain your separate and specific consent. You are under no obligation to provide such additional consent, and refusal shall not affect your access to existing Services.
You acknowledge that de-identified or irreversibly anonymised data may be used for lawful scientific and research purposes, including but not limited to quality improvement, validation, enhancement of medical accuracy, development of new knowledge, and improvement of the safety and efficacy of our medical tests/examination//diagnosis/analysis studies and Services.
Such de-identified or anonymised data may also be shared with accredited laboratories, research institutions, affiliated entities or scientific partners strictly for lawful research and development purposes, subject to appropriate contractual, confidentiality and security safeguards consistent with this Policy and applicable law. Where external Contract Research Organisations (“CROs”) or specialist laboratories are engaged to support Biopeak’s internal R&D activities, such engagement shall be strictly for specific technical or analytical services that Biopeak does not perform in-house. Any such CRO or laboratory shall be bound by appropriate contractual obligations of confidentiality and data protection and shall not use the data for any independent research or disclose it to any further party. R&D findings shall not be published or shared externally without further notice to you where required under applicable law.
CONSENT MECHANISMS
Your consent is obtained through clear and affirmative actions, including:
Checkboxes (ticked to consent)
Toggles (switched to “on” to consent)
Confirmation buttons or statements
Presented during onboarding or at the point of data collection
Separate, unbundled consent is obtained for specific processing activities requiring explicit authorization:
Diagnostic testing and analysis
Recording of video or audio consultations
Health data integration from third-party devices or applications
Use of data for research and analytics
Use of data for internal R&D, as described in a separate consent form and Section 2(xii) of this Policy)
Training of AI agents and AI tools
Languages: In accordance with the DPDP Act, consent requests are available in English and Hindi and may be provided in additional Eighth Schedule languages upon reasonable request.
Consent text is presented in clear, understandable language in your chosen language, enabling you to make an informed choice before providing consent.
WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT
You may withdraw your consent at any time by emailing us on compliance@biopeak.health. Withdrawal may limit or prevent our ability to provide some or all Services but will not affect the lawfulness of processing undertaken prior to withdrawal.
Following withdrawal, we will:
Cease processing your Personal Data for the withdrawn purpose
Ensure any Data Processors (third parties processing on our behalf) also discontinue processing
Retain data only where retention is legally required
Withdrawal requests are processed within 72 hours. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing already completed prior to withdrawal.
Where you withdraw consent specifically for the use of your data for internal R&D purposes and or for training of AI agents and AI tools, such withdrawal shall operate prospectively only from the date of receipt of your written withdrawal notice. You acknowledge that AI models which have already been trained using your data in de-identified or pseudonymised form, and any research activity already conducted using such data, cannot be individually retrained, reversed, or modified to remove the contribution of your data, as model weights are an aggregated mathematical output that cannot be attributed to or extracted for any individual data contributor. Upon receipt of a valid withdrawal notice, Biopeak will ensure that your Personal Data is excluded from all future AI training activities and any new R&D activity.
. SHARING AND DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL DATA
We do not sell, rent, or commercially exploit your Personal Data.
We disclose Personal Data only where necessary for Service provision or where required under applicable law. All disclosures are subject to appropriate contractual and organizational safeguards, including Data Processing Agreements requiring processors to maintain confidentiality, security and purpose limitation. Following table describes the particulars of the data to be disclosed, the recipients and the purpose.
Recipient | Categories of Data Shared | Purpose of Disclosure |
Health and Wellness Team (doctors, counsellors, nutritionists, wellness coaches) | Health history, assessment results, findings, biometric data, relevant clinical notes | Medical assessment, personalized recommendations, health monitoring, continuity of care |
Laboratory Partners (accredited testing laboratories) | Name, contact details, consent forms, samples | testing, biometric analysis, diagnostic investigation, result generation |
Diagnostic and Imaging Centers | Name, contact information, health history relevant to testing, physician orders | Diagnostic testing, imaging analysis, report generation |
Pharmacy Partners (if applicable) | Name, delivery address, medication/supplement recommendations | Dispensing recommended products, coordination of delivery |
Payment Service Providers | Transaction details, billing information, subscription status | Secure payment processing, fraud prevention, billing management |
Cloud Infrastructure and Technology Providers | Technical logs, system events, usage analytics, de-identified metadata | Platform hosting, operations, performance optimization, security monitoring |
Customer Support and Communication Providers | Contact details, communication history, support tickets | Responding to queries, supporting service delivery, ticketing management |
Government Authorities, Regulators, Law Enforcement | Information legally mandated to be disclosed | Compliance with legal obligations, court orders, regulatory inquiries, safety-related disclosures |
Accredited laboratories, contract research organisations, research institutions, affiliated entities, or scientific partners | Samples, test results and associated data generated in course of the tests undertaken in a de-identified or irreversibly anonymised data | For lawful research and development purposes including any specific analytical and research services performed under a contract. |
All disclosures are made strictly on a need-to-know basis.
Third parties receiving Personal Data are contractually bound to:
Maintain confidentiality and security of data
Use data only for the specified purpose
Implement equivalent security safeguards
Not disclose data to additional third parties without authorization
Delete or return data upon completion of Services
CROSS-BORDER TRANSFERS
As of the date of this Policy, your Personal Data is primarily stored and processed on servers located in India. Where we rely on cloud or infrastructure providers, we ensure the primary hosting location is within India, subject to appropriate contractual and technical safeguards.
If in future we transfer or store Personal Data outside India, such transfer will occur only in accordance with the DPDP Act and Rules, including any country or territory restrictions notified by the Government. Any transfers will be subject to technical, contractual and organizational safeguards ensuring a level of protection materially comparable to that available under Indian law.
SECURITY MEASURES
We implement reasonable and appropriate technical, organisational and administrative measures to safeguard Personal Data against unauthorised access, disclosure, alteration, loss or destruction, in accordance with ISO/IEC 27001 or an equivalent ISMS framework, verified through periodic independent audits.
We implement the following security measures to protect your Personal Data:
Enterprise-Grade Storage: All client data is stored on Google Drive with encryption at rest and TLS encryption in transit
Role-Based Access Control: Access restricted to authorized team members only, based on operational need.
Authentication: Google account-level authentication with 2FA and strong password policies.
Folder Isolation: Individual client folders with granular access controls to limit visibility of sensitive information
Consent Management: Digital copies of client consents stored within respective client folders.
Cloud Infrastructure: Google’s native enterprise security features and compliance certifications.
These safeguards also include encryption or equivalent obfuscation or masking of Personal Data at rest and in transit, the use of virtual tokens mapped to identifiers where appropriate, role-based access controls and authentication, logging and monitoring of access to Personal Data and retention of such logs for at least one year, security monitoring, databackup mechanisms and internal security policies.-backup mechanisms and internal security policies.
Where we engage Data Processors, we ensure through written contracts that they implement security safeguards at least equivalent to those described in this Section and process Personal Data only on documented instructions from us.
While we take all reasonable precautions, no digital system is completely free of vulnerabilities.
DATA RETENTION AND DELETION
Personal Data is retained only for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected or for a period of 1 (one) year from the last occasion wherein Services are obtained by you for any of the purposes defined in this Policy, or for any other period as required under law, regulation or professional standards, whichever is minimum Once the purpose has been fulfilled or upon withdrawal of consent, and where continued retention is not legally required, Personal Data will be deleted or irreversibly anonymised. Where mandated by the DPDP Rules, we will notify you at least forty-eight hours in advance of the scheduled deletion of your Personal Data. We will also ensure that any Data Processor acting on our behalf deletes corresponding Personal Data in accordance with the Act.
EXERCISE OF RIGHTS AND GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL
As a Data Principal, you have the right to access a summary of your Personal Data being processed and the processing activities undertaken by us; the right to request correction or updating of inaccurate or misleading Personal Data; the right to request erasure of Personal Data where permissible; the right to withdraw consent; the right to register grievances; and the right to nominate an individual who may exercise your rights in the event of your death or incapacity.
You may submit requests relating to access, correction, erasure, withdrawal of consent, nomination or any other statutory right by contacting the Grievance Officer or Data Protection Officer (DPO). Upon receiving such we may require you to verify your identity or provide supporting information to ensure that your request is lawful and relates to your own Personal Data.
All grievances will be addressed within the timelines prescribed under applicable law. If your grievance remains unresolved, you may approach the Data Protection Board of India.
Grievance Process and Timelines
Acknowledgement: We will acknowledge receipt of a grievance within 48 hours.
Resolution: We aim to resolve grievances within 30 days, and in any event no later than 90 days, in accordance with the DPDP Rules.
Periodic Updates: If a grievance remains unresolved, we will provide status updates at 15, 30, and 60-day intervals.
Escalation: If you are dissatisfied with our response, you may escalate your grievance to the Data Protection Board of India.
PROCESSING OF CHILDREN’S DATA
The Services are not intended for individuals who have not attained eighteen years of age. We do not knowingly collect or process Personal Data relating to children, and any such data identified by us will be deleted in accordance with applicable legal requirements.
PROCESSING OF DATA OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES HAVING LAWFUL GUARDIANS
Where we process Personal Data relating to an individual who is a person with disability and has a lawful guardian under applicable law, we will obtain verifiable consent from such lawful guardian in the manner prescribed under the DPDP Act and Rules. We may request supporting documentation evidencing the appointment of the lawful guardian (such as an order of a court, designated authority or local level committee) and will use such documentation solely for verifying authority and maintaining compliance records.
PERSONAL DATA BREACH NOTIFICATION
In the event of a personal data breach, we will notify the affected Data Principals and the Data Protection Board of India without undue delay and in the manner prescribed by law. Such notification will include the nature of the breach, its scope, potential risks, and steps taken or proposed to mitigate any harm.
HOW TO CONTACT US, FILE GRIEVANCES OR COMMUNICATE WITH THE BOARD
All queries regarding this Policy, as well as requests to exercise your rights, may be addressed to our Grievance Officer and DPO.
Name: [Full Legal Name]
Designation: Data Protection Officer and Grievance Officer
Email: [-]
remove Postal Address: [Full Registered Office Address, including PIN, State, Country]
You may also contact the Grievance Officer through the business contact number provided on the Platform.
If you are not satisfied with our response, you may escalate your grievance to the Data Protection Board of India in accordance with applicable law.
CHANGES TO THIS POLICY
We may amend this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in legal requirements, regulatory guidance or our operational practices. Any updated version will be published on the Platform along with the revised effective date. Where changes are material, we will endeavour to inform you through one or more channels such as email, in-app notifications, SMS or prominent notices on the Platform. Continued use of the Platform after such updates constitutes your acceptance of the revised Policy.
Nothing in this Policy affects the confidentiality obligations applicable to healthcare professionals involved in providing clinical care, nor does it limit any rights you may have under applicable laws.
Note: If and when we are notified or classified as a Significant Data Fiduciary under the DPDP Act, we will comply with all additional obligations applicable to such entities, including appointing a Data Protection Officer based in India reporting to our governing body, appointing an independent data auditor, conducting periodic Data Protection Impact Assessments and audits, and implementing any data localisation or additional safeguards notified by the Central Government in respect of specified categories of Personal Data.


