Dvaram asks for the data a requested feature needs, keeps optional permissions separate and provides clear account-data controls.
Dvaram acts as Data Fiduciary for its service. It does not sell personal data or use user documents or call content for advertising audiences.
Each commitment is paired with the part of the product where a customer can see it in practice.
Every optional permission names its channel, purpose and duration, begins off and can be declined without losing the core document service.
Purpose-specific channels are individually granted and may be declined.
Open this screenDocument checks do not request PAN, income, employment or bureau access. Documents and call content are not used for advertising audiences.
The document-check entry point does not request PAN, employment, income or bureau access.
Open this screenThe account-data and privacy routes give users a clear path to request access, correction, deletion and consent withdrawal.
The account-data surface gives users clear access, correction and deletion routes.
Open this screenDvaram publishes its security and privacy commitments, limits data access by role and provides a direct route for security or privacy concerns.
The privacy page explains how data is handled and where a user can raise a security or privacy concern.
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