Senduta Launches India's First Legal-Grade Digital Courier for Confidential Document Delivery

HYDERABAD, India - July 2, 2026 - PRLog -- Senduta (senduta.com) today announced the launch of India's first secure digital courier platform designed for professionals who need legally verifiable proof that a confidential document was delivered, opened, and downloaded.

The platform addresses a longstanding evidentiary gap in Indian professional practice: registered post proves dispatch, not receipt; email provides no reliable proof of access; and neither method generates a tamper-proof audit trail admissible in disputes or regulatory proceedings.

Senduta solves this with a purpose-built delivery workflow encrypted file transfer, OTP-gated access, and a legally formatted Delivery Certificate containing the recipient's identity, IP address, device, and a SHA-256 file integrity hash. Every document event is timestamped and immutable.

"Sending a document is easy. Proving it arrived and was actually opened is where professionals in India run into trouble," said Viswa Prathap, Founder of Senduta. "We built Senduta to be what India Post is for physical mail, but for confidential digital documents: trusted, verifiable, and permanent."

Key features include:

• Proof of delivery: timestamped logs of every send, open, and download event
• AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest; OTP-gated recipient access
• Certified PDF Delivery Certificate with SHA-256 file integrity hash
• Self-destructing files, permanently deleted 24 hours after download
• No recipient account required recipients open via secure link

Senduta is purpose-built for lawyers serving legal notices, chartered accountants sharing audit reports, consultants handing off NDAs, architects submitting drawings, and corporate teams managing board documents.

Plans start at ₹99/month with a 7-day free trial. Files up to 50 GB are supported on all plans.

For a detailed overview of what constitutes legally admissible proof of document delivery in India, see: senduta.com/blog/how-to-prove-a-document-was-delivered-in-india