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DPDP consent notice

A Data Fiduciary gives Data Principals the prescribed notice before or with a request for consent.

How this is timed

Standing duty, no filing date

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Exchanges and other
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Last verified
2026-09-01

This duty starts on 13 May 2027. From that date, give the Data Principal an itemised description of the personal data and its purposes, plus a way to withdraw consent, exercise rights and complain to the Board. No substantive Data Fiduciary duty in this row is in force before then.

What changed

The Act and Rules use staged commencement. Rule 4 for Consent Managers starts on 2026-11-13, but it does not create a general listed-company duty. The Data Fiduciary notice duty starts on 2027-05-13.

Deadlines counted from an event

These have no calendar date. The clock starts when the event happens.

Standing duty

Give the prescribed notice before or with the request for consent from 13 May 2027.

Applies when: The Data Fiduciary asks a Data Principal for consent on or after 13 May 2027.

The rule

Stated as the law states it, so you can work out any period yourself.

Notice with a consent request

Give the prescribed notice before or with the request for consent from 13 May 2027.

Applies when: The Data Fiduciary asks a Data Principal for consent on or after 13 May 2027.

Who must comply

  • A listed company acting as a Data Fiduciary and seeking consent from a Data Principal

Statutory basis

Read the provision here where we hold it, or on the regulator's site.

Recent changes affecting this

From the regulator's own circulars and notifications.

egazette10 Feb 2026Statutory gazette instrument

Corrigendum to the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issues a corrigendum to the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025. This notification corrects specific typographical errors in the original notification published on 13 November 2025. The corrections involve replacing specific words and phrases on pages 24, 29, 32, 34, and 38 of the original text. Stakeholders must apply these textual changes to the original rules.

Last verified 2026-09-01. Confirm against the official source before you rely on it.