DPDP Compliance for EdTech Companies
12,434 EdTech companies must comply by May 2027. Children's data violations carry the steepest penalties.
Why EdTech Companies
Can’t Ignore DPDP
EdTech platforms process data from millions of students — many of them minors. The DPDP Act imposes special obligations for children's data: verifiable parental consent, no behavioural tracking, and no targeted advertising. Non-compliance means penalties up to Rs 200 crore.
EdTech DPDP Challenges
Verifiable Parental Consent
Every student under 18 requires verifiable parental consent before you can process their data. Existing sign-up flows rarely meet this standard.
No Behavioural Tracking of Minors
The DPDP Act prohibits behavioural monitoring and targeted advertising to children. Analytics, personalisation engines, and ad SDKs need reconfiguration.
Multi-Platform Data Sprawl
Student data flows across LMS, video platforms, payment gateways, and assessment tools. Tracking what data exists where is a compliance nightmare.
Built for EdTech Compliance
Built-In Parental Consent Workflows
Age-gated consent collection with parental verification. Separate consent purposes for education, assessment, and communication.
Children's Data Compliance Checks
Our 30-point checklist includes dedicated children's data controls. Flag non-compliant tracking, advertising, and profiling automatically.
Cross-Platform Data Mapping
Map student data across LMS, video, payments, and assessment systems. Track retention periods and third-party sharing.
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