Selling on Amazon Global Selling India opens the doors to international buyers — but every seller quickly realizes: the money you see in your Seller Central dashboard isn’t the money that actually lands in your Indian bank account. Why? Because payment partners, FX conversions, and banking charges chip away at the amount. The choice between
Waiting for an international transfer settlement time to clear can feel like watching paint dry – especially when you need those funds to keep your business running. If you’ve heard bankers or colleagues use terms like T+0 or T+3 and wondered what they mean, you’re not alone. In simple terms, these labels describe how quickly
Have you ever received an overseas payment only to find your USD to INR payout short? You’re not alone. Many freelancers, exporters, and businesses in India notice their inward remittance short credit, where the final credited amount is lower than expected. The good news: it’s rarely fraud or a mistake. Instead, it’s the result of
Managing cross-border payments can feel overwhelming, but maintaining the right paperwork protects your business from regulatory risks. Whether you’re a startup getting paid by international clients or an exporter sending money abroad, having the right RBI FEMA documents ready ensures compliance and smoother banking. This guide gives you a complete audit checklist for export services,
If you’re a freelancer or business owner in India receiving money from international clients, you’ve likely come across confusing terms like FIRC, FIRA, or just “remittance advice.” But what do these mean? Which one applies to your case? And how do you use them as proof of inward remittance for compliance, taxes, and benefits? This
If you’ve ever sent or received an international wire, you’ve probably been asked: “Can you send me the MT103?” Think of it as both the receipt and the routing map for a cross-border transfer. In simple terms, an MT103 is a standardized SWIFT message that shows: An MT103 is widely accepted as proof of payment
