All products Aadhaar Data Vault · UIDAI licensed entities

A secure and protected Aadhaar Data Vault.

A secure Aadhaar number storage system for entities required to hold Aadhaar data in a vault, as mandated by UIDAI. HSM-backed keys and 256-bit encryption, as per the guidelines.

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How it works

From Aadhaar number to secure token.

See how Aadhaar data moves through the Store API, HSM encryption and Trustt Aadhaar Vault.

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Features

Built to the letter of the UIDAI circular.

Everything from how a number enters the vault to who is allowed to read it back is designed for compliance, key custody and real production volume.

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Integrate today. Go live in days.

With simple, easy-to-use APIs, Aadhaar Vault enables faster integration with your existing applications—in as little as 5 days.

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Smart Portal Vaulting

Securely vault and manage Aadhaar data through an easy-to-use portal enables secure upload, tokenisation, retrieval, and management—all from one place

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HSM-Powered Security

Enterprise-grade security with FIPS 140-2 Level 3 HSMs, protected key management, and HA architecture for secure and reliable Aadhaar data protection.

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Secure Identity Tokenisation

Reduce Aadhaar exposure without disrupting your workflows. Tokenise Aadhaar data and securely manage UID Tokens and Virtual IDs (VID) within a protected vault.

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Access & Audit Controls

Stay in control with role-based access and complete audit visibility. Track every vault activity with detailed logs, giving you greater transparency and accountability.

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Flexible deployment

Deploy your way—on-premise, cloud, or hybrid. Aadhaar Vault adapts to your infrastructure and security requirements, giving you greater control and deployment flexibility.

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Why the vault exists

Aadhaar numbers do not belong in your database.

UIDAI requires every licensed entity to keep Aadhaar numbers in a separate encrypted vault, not in the application tables that read them.

Exposure Aadhaar in plain tables

Numbers copied into application tables, logs and exports multiply the blast radius of one breach.

Audit No key custody trail

Without HSM-held keys and role-based access, nobody can show who read a number, or when.

Migration Legacy records at rest

Numbers already stored across old systems still need tokenising, in bulk, without downtime.

Get Aadhaar numbers out
of your database.

Bring your current storage layout and read patterns. Sandbox keys, sample tokens and a solution engineer on the call, then see what the migration actually takes.

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