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Generate DPDP-compliant privacy policies for Indian businesses
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Browse Finance TemplatesIndia's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 introduced new obligations for websites and apps — consent management, grievance redressal officer details, and data breach notification requirements. A generic template may miss India-specific clauses. This step-by-step wizard collects your business specifics and produces a policy that addresses DPDP Act 2023 requirements alongside the IT Act 2000 framework, with optional GDPR sections for businesses with European users.
The wizard guides you through four stages. First, business details: name, website URL, type of entity (individual, startup, company), and the data fiduciary's contact information required under DPDP Section 8. Second, data collection details: categories of personal data collected (name, email, payment information, device identifiers), purposes of processing, and retention periods.
Third, third-party services: analytics tools, payment processors, email providers, and social login integrations — each generating a corresponding disclosure clause. Fourth, compliance framework selection: DPDP Act 2023, IT Act 2000, and optionally GDPR for EU users.
The tool composes the policy by combining your inputs with legally structured boilerplate and outputs the document in Markdown or HTML. Both formats are generated client-side — your business data never leaves the browser.
A bootstrapped SaaS founder launching their first product who needs a DPDP-compliant policy before submitting to the Google Play Store.
An e-commerce store serving both Indian and EU customers who needs DPDP and GDPR sections in one policy.
A freelance app developer handing a ready-to-publish privacy policy to a client as part of the project deliverable.
A legal professional generating a comparison baseline when reviewing a startup's existing privacy policy.
Scope note: Generates a template based on publicly documented requirements of DPDP Act 2023, IT Act 2000, and GDPR. Not a substitute for legal review by a qualified attorney. Financial services, healthcare, and children's app data have additional regulatory requirements not covered by this generator. Consult a data protection lawyer for high-risk processing activities.
Disclaimer: This calculator is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice. Results are estimates based on publicly available tax slabs and formulas. Consult a qualified Chartered Accountant, tax professional, or financial advisor for guidance specific to your situation. Built and maintained by the WOWHOW Team with 14+ years of software development experience.
Fill in your business details — name, website, and type
Select the types of data you collect and third-party services you use
Choose compliance frameworks (DPDP Act, IT Act, GDPR)
Download the generated privacy policy as Markdown or HTML
About the Privacy Policy Generator (India DPDP)
This tool generates a comprehensive template based on DPDP Act 2023 requirements. However, you should consult a legal professional to ensure full compliance for your specific situation.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is India's comprehensive data privacy law. It establishes rights for Data Principals (individuals) and obligations for Data Fiduciaries (businesses).
Yes. If you select GDPR compliance in step 4, additional sections for EU data subject rights, legal basis for processing, and international data transfers are included.
Yes. The tool generates both a Privacy Policy and a simpler Terms of Service document. You can download them separately.
Update your privacy policy whenever you add new data collection features, integrate new third-party services, or when the law changes. Under DPDP Act 2023, changes that affect Data Principals' rights must be communicated to users. Quarterly review is a good practice for growing startups.
Yes. Under the IT Act 2000 and DPDP Act 2023, any entity collecting personal data online is required to publish a privacy policy. Penalties for non-compliance under DPDP can reach Rs 250 crore for significant breaches. Any app on Google Play or Apple App Store also requires a privacy policy link.
GDPR requires additional disclosures: the legal basis for processing each data category, data subject rights (access, erasure, portability), and a supervisory authority complaint right. Select the GDPR option in the wizard to include all these clauses automatically.
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