Get paid from abroad,
in rupees.
Raise an invoice, share bank details your customer can pay into, and watch the rupees reach your own account. Live rates you can check against the market, and the FEMA paperwork handled as you go.
No setup fee · Verification usually takes one working day
Received from Acme Inc.
$2,500.00
Indicative rate
1 USD = ₹94.50
Built with the best in fintech
The mid-market rate beside the rate you get, so the mark-up is a number you can see.
See your savings
Recipient gets
₹4,68,727.09
via Payzoplus
What you actually get
Collections, conversion, settlement and the compliance paperwork — one place, and nothing hidden in the rate.
Collections that identify themselves
Every customer gets their own account number, so a wire arrives already matched to the person who sent it. They pay locally where the rails exist — ACH or Fedwire in the US — and over SWIFT everywhere else.
Settled to your own bank
We hold none of your money. Reconcile an invoice and our banking partner sends the rupees straight to your account, with a tracker for every step and the UTR when it lands.
A rate you can check
The mid-market rate is shown next to the rate you get, on the board and on every settlement — so the spread is a number on the page rather than something you work out afterwards.
Payment advice on every settlement
Our banking partner issues a payment advice for each settled payout, downloadable from the settlement itself, usually within a working day. Your FIRC is requested from them directly — we will not pretend to issue one.
Compliance built into the flow
FEMA purpose codes are checked before you can raise an invoice against them, the invoice document travels with it, and every movement is scored and logged.
An API and real webhooks
REST endpoints for everything the dashboard does, and webhooks for all thirty-five events our banking partner emits — signature-verified and safe to receive twice. Test mode against a real sandbox.
More currencies when you need them
You start on US dollars. Once multi-currency is approved, twenty-five more open up — each with its own account number, its own balance and its own live rate.
People who know your account
A real person, not a queue. We sit between you and the banking partner, so a question about a stuck settlement is ours to chase, not yours.
Built for one job, done properly
Indian businesses being paid by customers abroad — a freelancer with US clients, an exporter shipping on invoice terms, a firm billing overseas subsidiaries.
Invoice your overseas clients, get paid in rupees
- Give each client their own account number to pay into
- Raise the invoice here, with the purpose code already checked
- See the rate before you convert, and lock it if it is a dollar invoice
- Rupees into your own bank account, with the advice to file
Invoice #INV-2026-019
Live- Client
- Acme Corp, USA
- Invoiced
- $ 3,500.00
- Payout fee
- − $ 9.00
- Converted at
- ₹ 93.47
- You receive
- ₹ 3,26,321
How a collection works
The money comes to you. Every step of it is visible.
Your customer pays into an account issued in your name. It converts at a rate you saw before you agreed to it, and the rupees settle to your own bank.
One collection
ExampleYour customer pays
A$5,500
You receive
₹3,74,550
Their currency in, rupees out, into your own bank account.
Where you can be paid from
26 currenciesOne account per customer
Each buyer gets their own account number, so a wire arrives already matched to them.
US dollars from day one. The rest open once multi-currency is approved on your account.
How your customer pays
A local rail beats a wire
What it costs your customer, and how soon it lands
Before anything moves
The checks that run every time
Purpose code
An invoice cannot be raised against a FEMA purpose code your account is not approved for.
Sanctions screening
Our banking partner screens against the UN, OFAC and RBI lists at onboarding and continuously after.
Signed webhooks
Every callback's signature is verified before anything acts on it.
Exactly once
A request that times out is reconciled with the partner — never guessed at, and never replayed.
Three steps to your first payment
Verification is the slow part, and it is our banking partner doing it — usually one working day.
Tell us about the business
Legal name, PAN, GSTIN, the people who own it, and where the rupees should land.
We review, then our partner verifies
We check the pack first so nothing avoidable is sent on. Their side usually takes one working day.
Share an account number and invoice
Your customer pays into it. You reconcile against the invoice, and the rupees settle to your bank.
The app
Your export account, in your pocket
Raise an invoice on the way to a meeting. Match a payment the morning it lands. Watch it reach your bank without opening a laptop.
- Receiving account details, ready to copy or share as a QR code
- Match a payment and lock your rate for 120 seconds
- Every settlement with its UTR, its fees and the rate it converted at
Android build coming shortly. How to install
Security First
Built for trust
Security and compliance are not features — they are the foundation.
Bank-grade encryption
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Every webhook signature verified before it is acted on.
We never hold your money
Funds sit with the regulated banking partner and settle to your own account. We are not in the path.
FEMA purpose codes enforced
An invoice cannot be raised against a code your account is not approved for.
DPDP & GDPR ready
Your data is yours. Full export and deletion controls on demand.
Every movement is idempotent
A timed-out request is never guessed at. It is reconciled against the partner before anything moves.
Full audit trail
Who did what, when, and what the partner said back — on every account and every settlement.
Leadership
Built by operators who ship.
Directors with combined fintech, engineering, compliance, and growth experience.
Based in Indore & Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, India · Registered as Payzoplus Global Private Limited · CIN U62099MP2025PTC080778
Where we actually are
Payzoplus is in beta. Rather than quote customers we do not have yet, here is what you can check for yourself.
Registered and recognised
Payzoplus Global Private Limited, incorporated 23 December 2025 with the Registrar of Companies, Gwalior. DPIIT-recognised startup, Udyam-registered MSME, and an IEC holder — every number is in the footer of this page.
- CIN U62099MP2025PTC080778
- DPIIT DIPP256717
- UDYAM-MP-16-0006397
We are not a bank
We hold no banking licence and no payment aggregator licence. Collections run on a regulated partner's rails, and the rupees settle from them to your own account. Payzoplus is never in the path of the money.
Beta, and priced that way
What the product does is collect in US dollars, reconcile against your invoices and settle to an Indian bank. Multi-currency and payment links depend on approvals on your own account, and the pricing page says so rather than listing them as included.
Frequently asked questions
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