Privacy (DPDP-aligned)
Publish how you collect, use and retain partner and customer data on your domain.
Publish the right legal and trust pages on your brand before retailers go live — privacy, terms, refund, grievance and accurate Bharat Connect / NPCI wording.
Tick items as you publish them on your brand. Progress saves in this browser.
DPDP-aligned notice with your entity contacts — not a copy of another brand.
OptionPay privacy →Cover platform use and technology-vs-licence boundaries.
Terms framework →SaaS and fee rules — avoid e-commerce “returns” language.
Refund policy →Named officer, channels, acknowledgement and resolution timelines.
Grievance page →Banner + policy; analytics only after Accept all.
Cookie policy →Accurate naming; never imply COU/BOU or RBI licences you do not hold.
Bharat Connect notes →Every consumer/partner journey can reach privacy, terms and grievance.
Policy checklist →Entity docs and diligence pack before production modules.
Due diligence pack →Practical compliance tooling for onboarding, monitoring, documentation and partner accountability.
Publish how you collect, use and retain partner and customer data on your domain.
Cover platform use, acceptable behaviour and technology-vs-licence boundaries.
SaaS and platform fee rules — not e-commerce “returns” language.
Named officer, channels, acknowledgement and resolution timelines.
Cookie notice plus acceptable use for APIs and agent networks.
Accurate naming and COU/BOU disclaimers — never imply licences you do not hold.
Each step is designed so compliance owners, ops teams and partners know what is required before production access.
Adapt OptionPay policy frameworks to your legal entity and support contacts.
Have counsel confirm licence claims, retention and grievance officer details.
Footer, checkout/onboarding and app store listings must reach the live pages.
Enable production modules only after policies and KYC gates are complete.
Use them as a starting framework, then replace entity name, contacts, licence statements and product scope with your own legal review.
White-label brands and consumer-facing apps typically must publish privacy, terms and grievance paths. Retailer-only panels still benefit from clear partner terms.
Distributors: book a Bharat Connect / AEPS demo. Product teams: book an IT consultation for software, web or mobile.