Where the Blockchain Never Forgets, But DPDP Says You Must.
Exchanges and wallet providers hold KYC records, wallet-to- identity mappings, and transaction metadata that count as personal data under DPDP — yet an immutable ledger can't simply delete a row. Digital Anumati layers consent and access control over off-chain identity data so erasure and travel-rule sharing stay compliant without touching the chain itself.
Blockchain Ledger
Immutable by design. Once a transaction is written, it can never be edited or deleted.
DPDP Act 2023
Grants users the right to erasure and correction of their personal data on request.
Digital Anumati Resolution
PII Erasure, Chain Intact
Off-chain KYC data purged on request — the on-chain hash remains immutable and anonymized
Consent That Travels With the Chain
From wallet KYC at onboarding to travel-rule data exchanges between VASPs, every hop in the crypto data lifecycle needs a verifiable consent trail. Digital Anumati binds purpose and expiry to each transfer, so custodians, analytics vendors, and regulators only ever see what the user actually authorized.
The Crypto Data Compliance Challenge
Blockchain platforms often assume anonymity removes compliance obligations. However, wallet data, KYC records, and transaction metadata are still personal data under DPDP.
One Consent, Five Parties, Zero Blind Spots
Follow a wallet consent chain end to end — from exchange onboarding to instant, system-wide revocation. Every hop scoped, logged, and audit-ready.
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Consent Captured
User grants a DPDP-native consent during exchange onboarding — scope, purpose, and expiry stamped on an immutable receipt.
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Token Cascades
A cascading consent token propagates to the custodian holding the user's assets, with defined scope limits — automatically.
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Travel-Rule Share
Counterparty VASP receives only the originator/beneficiary fields required by the travel rule. Every read is logged, regulator-ready.
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Compliance Scope
The chain-analytics compliance vendor receives time-boxed, purpose-bound access — never the full wallet history.
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Withdraw & Kill
Consent revoked → kill switch propagates across all five parties in 7 seconds, not 7 days.
CONSENT
TOKEN
Compliance Solutions for Crypto & Web3
Build decentralized systems with centralized compliance visibility.
Wallet Consent Layer
Attach consent metadata to wallet addresses for traceable data usage across platforms.
KYC Data Governance
Control how identity verification data is stored, shared, and reused across exchanges.
On-Chain Audit Trail
Maintain immutable logs of consent events linked to blockchain transactions.
Use Case: Crypto Exchange Data Exposure Risk
The Risk
Exchanges often share user wallet and trading behavior data with analytics and marketing tools without explicit consent.
The Solution
Digital Anumati enforces consent gates across all off-chain data flows, ensuring only approved data leaves the platform ecosystem.
Make Your Web3 Platform Trust-Ready
Build compliant blockchain ecosystems with transparent consent management.