Strict purpose limitation
Data fields are collected exclusively to process financial transactions or satisfy explicit legal mandates.
The objective is that personal profiles and transaction metadata are retained only for as long as required to deliver requested services, complete regulatory audits, protect assets against fraud and comply with state legislation.
Data fields are collected exclusively to process financial transactions or satisfy explicit legal mandates.
Profiles are kept inside active node environments only for the durations necessary to execute services.
Retained datasets are masked and stored behind enterprise firewalls using strict access matrices.
Once valid statutory storage windows expire, records are immediately purged or anonymised.
The scope covers customer and merchant profiles, admin access history logs, KYC records, transaction summaries across recharges, travel PNR loops, brand gift vouchers and Bharat Connect clearances, multi-gateway clearing receipts, customer care chat dispatches, security threat analytics, and geographic server replication backups.
Customer and merchant name strings, verified mobile numbers, electronic mailing endpoints, profile configurations, language settings and active session tokens.
Full name matching parameters, date of birth metrics, PAN details, Officially Valid Document validation signatures and identity confirmation status tags. Strict redaction rule: Aadhaar-based verifications move exclusively through encrypted masking gateways, substituting placeholders like [Aadhaar Redacted] across code logs to protect raw identification digits.
Unique transaction ID codes, order strings, billing values, payment modes (UPI, cards, net banking), bank reference confirmations, operator circle logs, central Bharat Connect reference strings and refund tracking balances.
Login timestamps, logout triggers, IP tracking parameters, hardware device identifiers, operating system variants, browser signatures, database call metrics and error logs.
Active lifecycle on the left, archival window after account closure on the right. The longer numbers are statutory, not preference.
Retained datastores are protected using multi-layered physical and technical controls: strict role-based access permissions, multi-factor dashboard validation and continuous encryption layers.
Older operational logs are systematically zipped and moved into offline cloud vaults. Archived arrays receive the identical level of cryptographic protection applied to active client frameworks, ensuring zero data exposure.
When data reaches its storage limits, automated deletion routines trigger. Files are overwritten using secure multi-pass procedures, and string files are cleared from hard storage so they cannot be recovered.
On a termination request your profile is immediately deactivated and optional tracking data is removed. Core financial files and identity documents stay locked inside secure offline vaults until all statutory audit periods lapse under federal law.
If served with a formal preservation warrant by a court or a law enforcement bureau such as CERT-In, the automated deletion routines are immediately frozen for that specific data stream until the legal hold is officially lifted.
This policy undergoes automated corporate reviews every calendar year, to remain aligned with changes in national digital regulations.
Signs off on retention windows and the deletion routines that close them.
"Keeping data longer than the law requires is not caution. It is just more to lose."
This policy defines operational timelines and architectural requirements for the lifecycle preservation, cold archival storage and secure cryptographic deletion of datasets — across web domains, customer dashboards, Android and iOS frameworks, merchant platforms, developer APIs and central operations interfaces.
Anpay is committed to retaining user data responsibly, protecting customer privacy and executing secure deletion routines when storage requirements fade, while maintaining full compliance with operational and legal obligations across the nation.
Users hold full rights under the DPDP Act, 2023 to request correction of profile anomalies, or erasure of eligible promotional information. Each request is evaluated against existing legal record-keeping requirements.
Quote this reference in every follow-up. Requests are evaluated against the statutory record-keeping requirements set out above.