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Regulatory compliance in the India
India's DPDPA (Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023) introduces GDPR-like obligations. The RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI regulate financial services with increasing digital focus.
Key regulatory authorities
Cleo monitors enforcement actions and guidance from these authorities in real time.
Regulations covered
Key regulatory frameworks monitored by Cleo in India.
DPDPA 2023IT Act 2000RBI Data LocalizationSEBI Cyber FrameworkDigital India Act (proposed)
Compliance by industry in India
Explore sector-specific regulatory requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What is India's DPDPA and when does it apply?
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 introduces consent-based data processing, data fiduciary obligations, and significant penalties. Cleo tracks its phased implementation timeline.
Does India require data localization?
The RBI mandates that all payment system data be stored exclusively in India. The DPDPA allows cross-border transfers to approved countries but the government can restrict transfers to specific nations. SEBI also requires certain financial data to remain in India. Cleo maps applicable localization requirements by sector.
What are the penalties under India's DPDPA?
The DPDPA imposes penalties of up to INR 250 crore (approximately EUR 28 million) per violation. The Data Protection Board of India adjudicates complaints and can order compensation. Penalties apply to both data fiduciaries and data processors who fail to implement adequate security safeguards.
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