Coverage
The entities that actually hold Indian data
International services chase US people-search sites. That does nothing about the loan agent who has your number. 27 of the 45 entities we cover are Indian — account aggregators, credit bureaus, fintechs and telcos.
- 8India
Account Aggregators
RBI-licensed intermediaries holding consent artefacts and financial data trails linked to your PAN and mobile number.
- 10India
Indian Platforms & Telcos
Telecom KYC records, e-commerce order history, delivery addresses and device data held by the apps you use daily.
- 5India
Fintech & Insurance
Wallet KYC, UPI activity, credit-card behaviour and insurance comparison leads — the most heavily resold data in India.
- 4India
Credit Bureaus
Loan enquiry history and repayment records. Every rejected loan enquiry becomes a lead sold to the next agent.
- 6
Ad-Tech Audience Brokers
Identity graphs that stitch your email, phone and device IDs into a single sellable profile across companies.
- 5
Location & Mobile Ad ID
Precise movement history harvested from SDKs embedded in apps, tied to your advertising identifier.
- 4
People-Search Sites
Public profiles that expose your name, phone numbers, addresses and relatives to anyone who searches.
- 3
Global Ad Platforms
Search, social and professional networks running India-specific grievance channels under the DPDP Act.
New entities are added as we map them. Coverage on your plan is shown in your dashboard before any request is sent.
Process
A legal process, run on your behalf
This is not a settings-toggle service. Each request is a written legal notice with a case ID, a timestamp and an escalation path you can inspect.
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Profile
You give us the identifiers brokers match on: your name, date of birth, address history, emails and phone numbers. Precision is what makes a request enforceable.
5–7 minutes
- 02
Authorise
You sign a written authorisation letting us act as your representative. Nothing is sent to any company before you do.
You stay in control
- 03
Serve notice
We issue formal erasure requests citing Section 12 of the DPDP Act, addressed to each company's registered Grievance Officer.
Tracked per entity
- 04
Escalate & re-check
Non-responders past the 30-day window get a follow-up, then a Grievance Officer escalation, then a Data Protection Board complaint. Confirmed deletions are re-checked, because brokers re-acquire data.
Auditable trail
The honest answer
Will this stop my spam calls?
Partly, and gradually. Spam calls happen because your number is a commodity that gets bought and resold. We attack the supply rather than the symptom — but we are not going to pretend that is the same as instant silence.
What data removal does
- Cuts the supply: every erased record is one fewer place a new caller can lawfully buy your number.
- Targets the source categories that generate the most calls — credit bureaus, fintech leads and marketing lists.
- Creates a written record you can cite if a company keeps contacting you after confirming erasure.
- Repeats on a schedule, because brokers re-acquire data and profiles get rebuilt.
What it will not do
- Silence your phone overnight. Erasure is a legal process with a statutory response window, not a blocklist.
- Reach callers who already saved your number, or who obtained it illegally and will never admit holding it.
- Remove numbers already circulating in offline lists that no longer trace back to any registered company.
- Replace TRAI's DND registry — that blocks registered telemarketers, which is a different mechanism.
We deliberately publish no percentage reduction in calls. Outcomes depend on how widely your number has already been shared and whether each company complies. What we do commit to is showing you every request we sent, what came back, and the date we escalated.
Stop being a line item in someone's database
We serve erasure notices across 45 entities, hold them to the statutory deadline, and escalate the ones that go quiet. Your first six months are free.