We help you comply with DPDP & GDPR and stay protected from penalties.

Automate consent, privacy rights, retention and data protection workflows across your systems, avoiding DPDP penalties that can reach ₹250 crore per category and ₹250 crore+ across combined violations.

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Applications, AI agents and MCP tools connect to Securelay to protect selected data, check access and consent, and record decisions. Outputs include protected context, controlled reveal and audit receipts. — Configured controls for the routes and fields you connect.

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Consent management

Publish clear notices, record independent choices and manage purpose-specific withdrawals.

Consent management

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Rights management

Coordinate access, correction, erasure and grievance requests across teams and processors.

Rights management

DPO as a Service

Operate data mapping, RoPA, retention, breach follow-up and readiness audits with dedicated DPO support.

DPO as a Service

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Data vault

Replace sensitive values with tokens, keep originals encrypted in custody and reveal only what policy permits.

Data vault

DPDP Act 2023 · Penalty Exposure

Statutory penalties.
Preventable risk.

Under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, financial penalties are assessed per violation category, from reasonable security safeguards (₹250 crore) and breach reporting (₹200 crore) to children’s data and Significant Data Fiduciary duties.

Securelay combines an encrypted data vault, verifiable consent & rights workflows, breach response tracking and dedicated DPO operations to keep your systems aligned and audit-ready.

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DPDP penalties at a glance₹250 Cr+ cumulative exposure

Type of violation	Maximum penalty
Failure to maintain reasonable security safeguards	₹250 crore
Failure to notify a personal data breach	₹200 crore
Violations involving children’s data	₹200 crore
Significant Data Fiduciary obligations	₹150 crore
Other violations of the Act or Rules	₹50 crore
Multiple violation categories (combined risk)	₹250 crore+

Actual database views

Secure DB is good. Secure data is better.

Three real views from one synthetic customer path: source plaintext, application tokens, and sealed Securelay custody.

Read-only YoYo Bank source database view showing the synthetic customer row before protection, with the plaintext email highlighted — Personal details appear in the original record.

Read-only YoYo Bank application database view showing the same synthetic customer row after protected fields were replaced with Securelay opaque tokens — Selected fields become tokens. The application keeps its customer record.

Read-only Securelay custody database view showing the protected fields, matching client tokens, encrypted per-value data keys, full sealed envelopes and non-secret key metadata for the same synthetic customer record — The protected values are held separately, encrypted by field.

What these screenshots prove. Protection applies to the fields and routes you connect. Tokenization reduces exposure; it does not make every copy or remaining field anonymous.

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We help you comply with DPDP & GDPR and stay protected from penalties.