Statutory Penalty Calculator

DPDP Act 2023 Penalty Exposure Estimator

Calculate your maximum statutory liability under India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 based on operational compliance gaps.

Identify Compliance Gaps

Select the gaps that apply to your current systems or privacy framework. Statutory limits are mapped directly to Schedule 1 of the DPDP Act 2023.

Inadequate Security Safeguards Up to ₹250 Cr

Failure to take reasonable security safeguards to prevent personal data breach (Section 8(5)). Applies to databases, APIs, or cloud systems.

Failure to Notify Data Breach Up to ₹150 Cr

Failure to promptly notify the Data Protection Board of India and affected users in the event of a data breach (Section 8(6)).

Non-compliant Children's Data Processing Up to ₹200 Cr

Processing personal data of children without verifiable parental consent, or tracking/behavioral advertising targeted at children (Section 9).

SDF Requirements Failure Up to ₹150 Cr

Applicable to Significant Data Fiduciaries: Failure to appoint a DPO, independent auditor, or perform Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) (Section 10).

General Compliance Breaches Up to ₹50 Cr

Breach of other standard obligations (e.g. failing to provide a clear, multilingual consent notice, failing to publish a DPO contact details) (Section 15/Schedule 1).

Scale of Data Subjects Impacted 10,000+ users

< 1,000 10,000+ 100,000+ 1M+ 10M+ (Enterprise)

MAX STATUTORY EXPOSURE

₹ 250 Cr

HIGH RISK EXPOSURE

Your business is highly exposed. Adequate data protection protocols must be initialized immediately to avoid crippling penalties under Section 8(5).

Section / Violation Max Cap

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