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The policy on Preservation of Records establishes standards for managing, storing, and preserving documents of the Company as well as data of its customers.
Standards for managing, storing, and preserving documents of the Company are broadly classified into the following two categories:
The Company shall maintain and preserve documents of a permanent nature, subject to modifications, amendments, additions, deletions, or any changes made therein from time to time.
All modifications, amendments, additions, deletions in these documents shall also be preserved permanently by the Company like registration certificate, Licenses & Statutory approvals, Statutory Registers required under applicable laws, Audited financial statements/Annual reports, Minutes of meetings, material agreements/contracts and any other document as may be required to maintain permanently in terms of applicable law(s), maintained and preserved from time to time.
The Company shall preserve documents for a term not less than five years after the completion of the relevant transactions, subject to modifications, amendments, additions, deletions, or any changes made therein from time to time. The documents which the company can store are books of accounts, customer KYC Docs, customer’s PDC (based on the applicable product), and any other document as may be required to maintain in terms of applicable law(s), maintained and preserved from time to time.
Standards for managing, storing, and preserving data of the Company’s customers are broadly classified into the following two categories:
The Company recognizes the importance of protecting the data and privacy of existing customers or newly on-boarded customers who have availed or about to avail the services or product of our Company. This policy is designed to ensure the responsible and secure preservation and storage of their data. Company can store the personal as well as financial data of the customers along with transaction history and communication records for a period as defined under the DADP Act and IT ACT 1961.
The Company may store the financial data of the customers for a maximum period of 6 months only, who are not associated anymore with the company. However, company can store the basic details of the customer like name, phone number, e-mail id and address for future perspective for a period as defined under the DADP Act and IT Act 1961.
The Company will preserve documents for a period of 6 Months as decided by the management on a case-to-case basis or for a period as defined under the DADP Act and IT Act 1961 or any other regulatory body.
All modifications, amendments, additions, or deletions in these documents shall also be preserved for a term not less than five years.