DPDP cookie consent

A compliant cookie banner that asks before it tracks — granular category choices, a record of every visitor's decision, and a cookie policy published for you.

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What the DPDP Act requires

Cookies and trackers that collect personal data need the same lawful basis as any other collection — a clear notice and, where applicable, consent before tracking begins. Analytics, advertising and other non-essential cookies cannot fire until the visitor has agreed, and the visitor must be able to refuse as easily as accept and change their mind later.

A banner that drops advertising cookies on page-load, or only offers "Accept", does not meet the standard. Consent must be prior, granular and withdrawable.

How DPDP Bridge does it

Consent before the first tracker fires

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Granular categories

Necessary, analytics, advertising and more — visitors choose per category, not all-or-nothing.

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Block-until-consent

Non-essential cookies stay off until the visitor opts in, so you never track without a basis.

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Visitor-choice log

Every choice is recorded with a timestamp — your proof of valid cookie consent.

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Published cookie policy

An auto-generated, up-to-date cookie policy page for your site.

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Easy to change

A persistent control lets visitors revisit and change their choices any time.

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On-brand

The banner matches your website's look and languages.

What you get

A website that collects consent correctly

A ready-to-embed, on-brand cookie banner
Per-category granular consent with prior blocking
A complete, timestamped log of visitor choices
A published, maintained cookie policy
Evidence of cookie consent for audits

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