DPDP-first posture
India-Region Processing is framed around purpose, consent, rights, and accountable escalation.
For procurement and privacy teams: where PRAMAAN processes verification data, how cross-border transfer is handled, and how evidence is reviewed.
Compliance grid
India-Region Processing is framed around purpose, consent, rights, and accountable escalation.
The page links downloadable or machine-readable proof that buyers can send to legal and security teams.
Current controls, roadmap items, and unsupported certification claims are kept separate.
The route explains what happens before, during, and after the trust control is used.
Certification badges
Sales teams can forward this page as a live trust packet because each badge says whether it is mapped, aligned, targeted, or still on the roadmap.
Consent, purpose limitation, rights, grievance, breach, and minor consent are surfaced in public routes.
Evidence collection, access-control review, and quarterly internal audit tracks are published without over-claiming.
Incident response, breach communication, and security contact paths are ready for accountable escalation.
WCAG 2.1 AA and IS 17802 commitments are tracked with automated pa11y and axe gates.
Downloadable evidence
Operating timeline
The buyer or data principal sees the purpose and route up front.
PRAMAAN processes through the minimum necessary public trust lane.
Evidence, escalation, or DSR handling remains linked after the decision.
FAQ
No. PRAMAAN separates current controls, roadmap items, and external certifications so buyers can audit the exact state.
The public posture is India-region processing with no cross-border transfer by default for PRAMAAN verification data.
Yes. The DSR route exposes access, correction, erasure, grievance, and nomination requests without requiring a dashboard login.
The public posture is a 72-hour breach communication posture, with DPO and security escalation paths linked from the trust surface.