Your Trust is our Greatest Asset.
Built with the highest security standards to protect Bharat's digital future.
Data Privacy
We never sell your data. Your business details are yours alone.
SSL Protection
Every website on in.page gets free SSL encryption for secure browsing.
Account Security
Sign in with Google, so there is no separate in.page password to steal.
How we protect your website and your customers
Your website, your business details and your customers’ enquiries are stored on Google Cloud infrastructure in India (Mumbai region). Every in.page website — including yourname.in.page addresses — is served over HTTPS, so visitors see the padlock in their browser.
We collect only what is needed to run your website and keep sensitive information separate from public content.
- HTTPS (SSL) on every website, at no extra cost
- Hosted on Google Cloud in the Mumbai region
- Sign in with Google — no separate password to leak
- Payments handled by Razorpay; card details never reach our servers
- Identity documents kept in private storage, never publicly accessible
- Admin access to documents uses short-lived links that expire
Identity verification (KYC) documents
Documents you upload for verification are stored in a private storage bucket that is not accessible from the internet. Our team reviews them through links that expire after 15 minutes, and they are used only to verify your account.
Payments
All payments go through Razorpay, a PCI DSS compliant payment gateway. Card numbers, UPI PINs and bank credentials are entered on Razorpay’s secure checkout and are never sent to or stored by in.page.
Frequently asked questions
Is my in.page website secure?+
Yes. Every site is served over HTTPS and hosted on Google Cloud. You sign in with Google, so there is no in.page password to steal.
Where is my data stored?+
On Google Cloud infrastructure in the Mumbai (asia-south1) region in India.
Who can see my KYC documents?+
Only authorised in.page staff, through short-lived private links, for the purpose of verifying your account. The documents are never public.