Question 1

What exactly can I do on Bharat Exchange?

Accepted Answer

You can buy USDT (Tether) with Indian rupees and have it delivered to your own wallet. We deliberately focus on one asset so the experience is simple, fast and reliable.

Question 2

Which payment methods are supported?

Accepted Answer

UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS from a bank account held in your own name. Third-party or cash payments are not accepted.

Question 3

What rate do I get?

Accepted Answer

A flat rate of ₹89 for 1 USDT, shown everywhere on the site. The only extra is the visible platform fee of 0.5%, and network fees are already included in the quote.

Question 4

Do I need to complete KYC?

Accepted Answer

No. Bharat Exchange does not ask for PAN, Aadhaar or selfie verification. You pay in INR from an account in your own name and give us a wallet address.

Question 5

Can I sell USDT back to INR?

Accepted Answer

The platform is focused on buying. Sell support is on the roadmap; contact our team if you need an off-ramp today.

Question 6

What is the minimum amount I can buy?

Accepted Answer

The minimum order size is ₹500. Anything below that will not be processed because fixed banking and verification costs make smaller orders uneconomical.

Question 7

What is the maximum amount per order?

Accepted Answer

You can buy up to ₹5,00,000 in a single order. If you need more, place multiple orders or contact support for a volume arrangement.

Question 8

Can I order an exact USDT amount instead of INR?

Accepted Answer

Right now the checkout takes an INR amount and shows you the USDT you will receive. You can adjust the rupee value until the USDT amount matches what you need.

Question 9

Is there a fee discount for large buyers?

Accepted Answer

The standard platform fee is 0.5%. Active users with high monthly volume may qualify for a lower rate — the fee shown at checkout always reflects your current tier.

Question 10

How long does an order take?

Accepted Answer

Most orders settle within 5 to 30 minutes of the INR payment being confirmed. Bank downtime windows can add delay.

Question 11

What does 'awaiting payment confirmation' mean?

Accepted Answer

It means we have received your order and UTR/reference number, but the INR transfer has not yet been verified. Once our team or automated check confirms the credit, the status moves to 'payment confirmed' and USDT is released.

Question 12

Why is my order taking longer than 30 minutes?

Accepted Answer

Common reasons are delayed bank settlement (especially IMPS/NEFT outside banking hours), an incorrect UTR, or high support queue. Uploading a clear payment screenshot and double-checking the UTR usually speeds this up.

Question 13

How is my payment verified?

Accepted Answer

We match the UTR or bank reference number you provide against the credit in our merchant account. A payment screenshot helps when the reference is unclear.

Question 14

Which networks can I receive USDT on?

Accepted Answer

TRC20 (Tron), ERC20 (Ethereum), BEP20 (BNB Chain) and Polygon. TRC20 is usually the cheapest and fastest option.

Question 15

What happens if I select the wrong network?

Accepted Answer

The wallet address you enter must match the network you choose. If they do not match, our system will flag the order before any USDT is sent. Always copy the address from a wallet that supports the selected network.

Question 16

I sent INR but entered the wrong UTR. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

Do not place a second order. Contact support on WhatsApp with the correct UTR, order ID and a screenshot of the debit from your bank app.

Question 17

Can I recover USDT sent to the wrong blockchain address?

Accepted Answer

USDT sent to an address on the wrong network cannot be recovered by Bharat Exchange because we do not control the destination wallet or the other blockchain. Please triple-check the network and address before confirming.

Question 18

Which network should a beginner choose?

Accepted Answer

TRC20 is recommended for most users: it is fast, widely supported by Indian exchanges and wallets, and has low transfer fees. ERC20 is fine if your wallet only supports Ethereum, but fees are higher.

Question 19

Are there taxes on buying USDT in India?

Accepted Answer

Indian rules on virtual digital assets apply, including 30% tax on gains and 1% TDS in applicable cases. We do not provide tax advice — please consult a professional.

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