Compliance · DPDP · RBI · SEBI
Data that must stay in India, stays in India.
The DPDP Act made data handling a board-level question; RBI and SEBI residency rules made it non-negotiable for regulated firms. We run infrastructure where residency, logging, and contractual guarantees are designed in, and we hand your auditors the paperwork.
Residency
In-country by architecture
Compute, storage, backups, and mail stores in Indian facilities. Cross-border flows only where you approve them, documented per vendor and workload.
Contracts
Guarantees in writing
Data-processing terms that answer DPDP obligations: breach notification windows, data-subject request support within statutory timelines, audit trails retained and producible.
Sectoral
RBI & SEBI aware
Payment-system data storage per RBI directions; investor and trading datasets per SEBI requirements. Residency constraints enter the design at the first diagram, not the audit.
Evidence
Audit-ready, not audit-panicked
Access logs, change records, backup and restore evidence, DR rehearsal reports, maintained as a habit and handed over on request.
Exit ramps
No lock-in by design
If a jurisdiction lands on a restricted list or your policy changes, workloads move on a plan we've already written. Portability is part of the architecture.
PEOPLE
Engineers who speak compliance
Your auditors and DPO talk to the engineer who runs the systems: same-business-day answers, in plain language, since 2003.
Bring the questionnaire.
Send your compliance checklist, RFP, or just the clause that worries you. An engineer maps it to concrete infrastructure and returns a written answer your auditors can file.