Fintech & E-commerce Laws

A. Regulatory Compliance & Licensing

  • Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)
  • Payment Banks, Payment Aggregators and Wallets
  • Cross-Border payment processing and foreign exchange transactions.

B. Digital Payments & API Agreements

C. E-Commerce Contracts & Consumer Protection

D. Digital Lending & BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) Compliance

E. Intellectual Property & Branding Protection for Digital Businesses

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An e-commerce contract must comply with the obligations prescribed under the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020. We at Corrida Legal provide services of drafting contracts to ensure that the e-commerce platform is legally compliant in India. These include, but are not limited to the clauses pertaining to a grievance redressal mechanism, disclaimers pertaining to imported goods, and the unilateral imposition of cancellation charges. Furthermore the contract must also provide clauses for payment terms, user obligations and other similar provisions.

Any e-commerce entity must ensure that its website has published the essential documents that dictate the user-entity relationship. These documents include terms and conditions, refund policies, and privacy policies.

Corrida Legal offers services of drafting and reviewing these e-commerce documents to ensure they remain compliant with the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and other relevant statutory provisions. These obligations include provisions which include but are not limited to the prevention of unfair trade practices, information regarding the data being collected and a grievance redressal mechanism.

E-commerce websites must ensure that they are compliant with the fair and transparent practices prescribed under the law. This includes the implementation of click wrap mechanism wherein the entity must ensure that any agreement or policy does not have the option “Agree” as auto-selected. We at Corrida Legal provide a comprehensive list of obligations to ensure that the e-commerce website remains legally compliant and mitigates the risk of disputes.

The e-voucher business is largely governed by the obligations prescribed by the RBI under the Master Directions on Prepaid Payment Instruments. As per the RBI directions, entities are mandatorily required to register themselves with the RBI, alongside adhering to the obligations applicable on such entities.

Corrida Legal provides the service of comprehensive assessment of the business operations to determine the relevant obligations under the directions. These services include reviewing the client’s business to determine whether the provisions are applicable to them.

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