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DPIA Pack helps Indian organisations understand and meet their obligations under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. The DPDP Act applies to all organisations processing digital personal data of Indian citizens, with penalties up to ₹250 crore for violations. Enforcement is expected from May 2027 — use this tool to identify your compliance gaps and take action before the deadline.

DPIA Pack Fintech — DPDP India

Sector-specific DPIA pack for fintech organisations — covering lending, payments, credit scoring, and digital banking data processing risks.

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Quick AnswerFintech DPIAs must address: credit scoring algorithms, banking API data access, payment transaction data, fraud analytics, and cross-border data flows to parent companies. This pack provides the complete fintech DPIA framework.

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DPIA Methodology and Fintech Context

Data flow mapping: origination to servicing

Credit scoring algorithm transparency assessment

Alternative data use risk assessment

RBI data governance overlap analysis

Cross-border transfer risk (parent company)

Fraud analytics data minimisation assessment

Consent adequacy for credit bureau pulls

Open banking / AA framework risk

Security controls assessment

Regulatory compliance gap matrix

Risk mitigation roadmap

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does RBI compliance mean DPDP compliance?+

No — RBI IT Guidelines and DPDP are complementary frameworks. RBI compliance does not automatically satisfy DPDP requirements, especially on consent and individual rights.

Do credit scoring algorithms require DPDP assessment?+

Yes. Automated credit decisions must be assessed for DPDP compliance, particularly around transparency, right to explanation, and prohibition on decisions based solely on automated processing in certain contexts.

Is alternative data (call records, app usage) permitted for credit scoring?+

With explicit, specific consent for this purpose — yes. Using alternative data without consent violates DPDP's purpose limitation principle.

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