About Shwastik Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd
Built by people who have shipped ABDM integrations
Shwastik Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd builds the ABDM connector that hospitals, diagnostic labs and health software companies use to reach India’s national digital health network.
01 Why this exists
The same wall, in front of every hospital
Every organisation that wants to join ABDM faces four milestones, an asynchronous callback model, a mandatory encryption scheme, FHIR profiles to conform to, and a security audit before any of it reaches production.
That work is identical for every organisation, and almost none of it is about patient care. So we built it once, properly, and made it something you can integrate in an afternoon.
Your team keeps working on the things only your team can do.
02 How we work
Three commitments we are willing to be held to
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The hard parts are ours
Consent scope enforcement, Fidelius encryption, callback verification and FHIR assembly are where integrations fail an audit. They are the parts we take on, and the parts we are judged on.
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The sandbox is genuinely free and genuinely open
You can build a complete integration without speaking to us. No demo, no discovery call, no key held back until a contract is signed — credentials are issued when you verify your email.
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We tell you what will not work
If your timeline does not survive contact with a CERT-In audit queue, we would rather say so before you sign than after. A go-live date missed by two months costs more than the deal we did not close.
03The company
Shwastik Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd is an Indian technology company building software for healthcare, billing and operations. The ABDM Connector is our health data exchange product, and the portal at abdm.swastik.ai/app is where customers run it.
| Legal entity | Shwastik Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd |
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| Product | Swastik ABDM Connector |
| Contact | abdm@swastik.ai |
| Jurisdiction | India |
| Data residency | India |
04Working with us
Most integrations start without us: sandbox keys, the API reference and its Postman collection are enough to build against. We get involved when something is specific to your situation — an unusual record type, a hospital group with an awkward facility structure, or a certification timeline that needs sequencing.