Receive international payments in India at flat 0.4%
Your client pays a local transfer in their own currency. You get INR in your own bank account within 24 hours, with a FIRA attached. One fee, no monthly plan, no FX markup.
Keep about ₹15,000 more on a $10,000 invoice than through a bank wire.
Operates through RBI-authorised AD Category I banks and PA-CB licensed partners.
See what your invoice becomes
Enter the amount your client is sending. The numbers update as you type.
Bank and PayPal figures are estimates: a 2% bank margin plus ₹1,000 in charges, and PayPal's 4.4% + $0.30 fee with about 3.5% on conversion.
Three steps, no paperwork after the first one
- 1
Create your account
Email, PAN, bank details, and KYC done in minutes.
- 2
Share your account details
You get local account details in USD, EUR, GBP, AED and more. Put them on your invoice. Your client pays a normal domestic transfer, no SWIFT, no intermediary bank.
- 3
Receive INR with a FIRA
The payment converts with 0% FX markup, less 0.4%, and lands in your own Indian bank account within 24 hours. The FIRA arrives with it.
Three ways to get paid from abroad
| Feature | Bank wire | Flat-fee platforms | DashX |
|---|---|---|---|
| FX markup | 1.5 to 3% | 0% | 0% |
| Fee | ₹500 to ₹2,000 per wire plus intermediary charges | $12 to $29 per month or per payment, plus GST | 0.4% of the payment (0.5% on stablecoins) |
| On a $1,000 invoice | ₹2,500 to ₹3,500 | ₹1,100 to ₹2,200 | About ₹380 |
| Monthly plan | No | Yes on most | No |
| FIRA | On request at the branch | Included | Included |
| Settlement | 3 to 5 days | Within a day | Within 24 hours |
| Local account details for clients | No | Yes | Yes, 10+ currencies |
| Holds your money | No | Some do | Never |
Invoice cost at ₹95 to the dollar.
Built for the way Indian businesses get paid
Freelancers
One client or ten, $500 invoices or $5,000. Same fee, same FIRA.
Agencies
Collect from clients in the US, UK, EU and UAE into one dashboard. Running totals for advance tax.
Startups
Revenue from overseas customers without opening an entity abroad.
Exporters of services
FIRA on every payment, purpose codes set correctly, EDF-ready records.
From people who switched
Real feedback from businesses and individuals using DashX to move money faster, simpler, and with full transparency.
Getting paid in stablecoins used to be a hassle. DashX handles compliance and banking so I can focus on work. Payments come through every time.
Karan Pargal
Freelancer
The experience was really smooth. What I liked is that the fees you take is very clear, no hidden charges. And the settlement time is really faster than any other platform out there!
Viivek
Yellow Capital
DashX makes payments effortless. A highly compliant platform that helped us manage our payment flows with ease.
Anshuman Das
General Partner, Surge DAO
Using DashX has honestly been a great experience. Stablecoin payouts are fast and reliable, the KYC process is surprisingly smooth, and their support team is genuinely helpful whenever you need them
Ayush Gupta
Layeredge
DashX makes payments easy while staying fully compliant. Their invoicing is smooth and helps me handle stablecoin payments and INR banking.
Akira
Founder @EndurFi & Troves
Questions people ask before switching
Everything you need to know about cross-border payments, account verification, settlements, fees, and getting paid internationally
Is there really no other charge?
Yes, the total fee is 0.4% of the payment (0.5% for USDC and USDT), taken at conversion, with 0% FX markup.
Do I get a FIRA for every payment?
Yes. It is generated when the payment settles and sits in your dashboard. One per payment, downloadable any time.
Which currencies can my clients pay in?
USD, EUR, GBP and AED with local account details, and 25+ currencies in total, including USDC and USDT by stablecoin transfer.
Where does the money sit before it reaches me?
It does not sit anywhere. The payment goes through our partner bank, converts, and settles to your own Indian bank account. DashX does not hold funds.
Is DashX regulated?
DashX operates through RBI-authorised AD Category I banks (JP Morgan and HDFC) and PA-CB licensed partners. The banks handle the inward remittance and issue the FIRA.