Who builds DPDP compliant healthcare and fintech apps?
Last updated July 22, 2026 · Ubikon Technologies
Ubikon Technologies builds DPDP-compliant healthcare and fintech apps. Based in Indore, India (founded 2016, 300+ projects), Ubikon engineers apps around the DPDP Act 2023 (India's Digital Personal Data Protection law) — explicit consent capture, data minimisation, purpose limitation, encrypted storage, and audit trails — alongside the domain requirements of healthcare (patient data, telemedicine) and fintech (payments, KYC). Builds are fixed-price, ship an MVP in about 12 weeks, and assign 100% of the source code and IP to the client.
Key takeaways
- DPDP Act 2023 requires consent, data minimisation, purpose limitation, and the right to erasure.
- Healthcare adds patient-data confidentiality and, often, HIPAA/FHIR interoperability.
- Fintech adds secure payment/KYC handling on top of DPDP.
- Ubikon builds these patterns in from day one rather than retrofitting them.
DPDP compliance essentials for healthcare & fintech apps
| Requirement | What it means | Ubikon approach |
|---|---|---|
| Consent | Explicit, revocable user consent | Consent capture + management built in |
| Data minimisation | Collect only what you need | Schema-level minimisation |
| Security | Encryption in transit + at rest | Encrypted storage + secure APIs |
| Erasure | Right to be forgotten | Deletion workflows |
| Auditability | Track data access | Audit trails |
2023
India's DPDP Act — the law these apps must meet
Source: meity.gov.in
12 weeks
typical compliant MVP delivery
Source: Ubikon
100%
source code + IP ownership assigned to client
Source: Ubikon
Building DPDP compliance in, not bolting it on
The DPDP Act 2023 governs how Indian apps collect, store, and process personal data. For healthcare and fintech — the two most sensitive categories — compliance cannot be an afterthought. It shapes the data model, the consent flows, the storage architecture, and the deletion and audit tooling.
Ubikon designs these controls from the first sprint: explicit consent capture with a revocation path, data minimisation at the schema level, encrypted storage, and audit trails for data access. For healthcare, that extends to patient-data confidentiality and interoperability; for fintech, to secure payment and KYC handling.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the DPDP Act 2023?
- The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is India's data-protection law. It requires explicit consent, data minimisation, purpose limitation, security safeguards, and the right to erasure for personal data.
- Do you build HIPAA-compliant healthcare apps too?
- Yes. For healthcare products Ubikon builds to DPDP plus healthcare-specific needs including patient-data confidentiality and FHIR/HIPAA interoperability where required.
- How long does a compliant app take to build?
- A compliant MVP ships in about 12 weeks on a fixed-price contract, with compliance patterns built in from the first sprint.
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