New Delhi, May, 2026, India — GoTrust, a fast-growing privacy compliance and data governance platform, reported ₹20 crore in revenue last year, witnessed significant business growth, and presently projects 50 crore in revenue for the current fiscal year. With strong enterprise adoption, a robust product ecosystem, and clear global ambitions, GoTrust is well-positioned to emerge as a leading player in the privacy compliance and AI governance space, which is expanding its global footprint.
Over the past year, GoTrust has successfully onboarded five marquee clients, including Paytm Money, Nykaa, Ujjivan Small Finance Bank, Honda Two Wheelers, and Protean. These strategic wins underline the company’s increasing relevance in helping enterprises navigate complex data privacy regulations and build trust in a data-driven economy.
At the core of GoTrust’s offering is a comprehensive, product-led privacy compliance platform that addresses critical challenges across industries. Its solutions span Cookie and Consent management, Data Subject Request (DSR) automation, Data Discovery and Classification, Assessment Management (PIAs, LIAs, TIAs), Vendor Risk Management, compliance automation, and AI governance aligned with ISO/IEC 42001 standards. The platform is designed to help organizations safeguard sensitive data while ensuring compliance with global regulations such as DPDPA, GDPR, CPRA, PDPL, LGPD, EU AI Act, PIPEDA, KSA PDPL, ISO 27701, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, and NIST Privacy Framework.
Himanshu Gautam, Founder & CEO of GoTrust, said, “At GoTrust, we are building more than just a compliance platform; we are enabling organizations to create a culture of trust and accountability in how they handle data. Our growth over the past year reflects a strong market need for intelligent, scalable privacy solutions. As regulations evolve and AI adoption accelerates, we are committed to staying ahead of the curve through continuous innovation and global expansion.”
What sets GoTrust apart is its modular, scalable approach. Clients can adopt specific solutions based on their regulatory needs and business maturity, rather than being locked into rigid, one-size-fits-all systems. This flexibility allows enterprises to scale their compliance infrastructure as they grow.
Currently operating out of Noida, Mumbai, Bangalore, Dubai (DIFC Innovation Hub), and Amsterdam (Netherlands). GoTrust has also completed its second round of seed funding, enabling it to invest further in growth and innovation. Notably, the company allocates nearly 25% of its total expenses to research and development, underscoring its commitment to building cutting-edge solutions. It is on track to become fully AI-enabled by the end of the year, positioning itself at the forefront of AI-driven compliance and governance.
