Your page, at your own address.
Clients open your page, see your rates and ask for a firm price under your name. Every client who comes through it is yours.
USDT and INR, with escrow
One firm rate for the whole amount. Rupees go bank to bank, and the USDT waits in escrow until they arrive.
Your USDT waits in escrow until the rupees are in your bank
You decide after you see the price. New here? Open an account
How it works
The same five steps whichever way you trade. Switch direction to follow your money.
INRUSDT
The USDT you want, or the rupees you will spend. Nothing moves yet.The USDT you will sell, or the rupees you need. Nothing moves yet.
Request
Price
For the whole amount, with its expiry on it. Accept it and it is locked.
Firm rate · expiry
Escrow
The trader puts the USDT into this deal’s own escrow address before you pay a rupee.You send the USDT to this deal’s own escrow address. Only INRP2P can release it.
USDT in escrow
Rupees
Straight from your bank account to theirs, by UPI, IMPS, NEFT or RTGS.Straight to your bank account. You check the money arrived, and who sent it.
Bank reference
USDTINR
The trader confirms your rupees, and the escrow pays the USDT to your wallet.You confirm they arrived. Only then is the USDT released to the trader.
Receipt
Why INRP2P
The same deal, done two ways: with someone you found in a chat, and on INRP2P.
| In the deal | Deal in a chat | Deal on INRP2P |
|---|---|---|
| Who sends first | One of you, on trust. | Nobody on trust. The USDT waits in escrow, and whoever’s money is at risk goes second. |
| The price | Agreed in chat, then changed at the last minute. | One firm rate for the whole amount, locked the moment you accept. |
| The other side | Whoever answered first. | A trader INRP2P reviewed before their first deal. |
| Where the rupees come from | Any account, in anyone’s name. | Only the other side’s own bank account. Rupees from anyone else are refused and sent back. |
| If they go quiet | Your money goes quiet with them. | Every step has a time limit. Miss it and the deal unwinds: the USDT goes back where it came from. |
| If something is wrong | Nobody to call. | Open a dispute on the deal. INRP2P decides it on the bank’s evidence. |
| Afterwards | A chat history and a few screenshots. | A receipt for every deal, as a document, CSV and JSON. |
For traders and brokers
Your page, your prices, your clients, your team. Rupees go straight between you and your client, and INRP2P holds the USDT in escrow until they land.
Clients open your page, see your rates and ask for a firm price under your name. Every client who comes through it is yours.
Price a deal for one client and send it on WhatsApp or Telegram. They open it, sign in with their email and take it while the price holds.
Whoever sells puts the USDT into the deal’s own escrow address. It is released only after the rupees are confirmed, never before.
What you pay and what you ask, the smallest and largest deal, and how long they hold. They switch themselves off when their time runs out.
A new deal, your move, a client who has paid: Telegram tells you, and reminds you before a step runs out of time.
Invite operators to work deals and administrators to run the desk. Every step is recorded against the person who took it.
Questions
What people ask before they trade here, answered plainly.
A trader INRP2P reviewed before their first deal. INRP2P sets your price and holds the USDT; the trader pays you, or is paid by you, bank to bank.
In an escrow address made for that one deal. Only INRP2P can move it, and only where the deal says: to you, to the trader, or back where it came from.
Say so on the deal, and the USDT stays in escrow. If the other side misses their time limit, the deal unwinds; if they say they paid, INRP2P decides on the bank’s evidence.
From and to your own bank account, by UPI, IMPS, NEFT or RTGS. You add the account once, before your first deal. The rupees never pass through INRP2P.
It is in the rate. The amount on your quote is the amount you get, with the network fee already inside it. If a sale is cancelled after you send USDT, it comes back less its own network fee, shown on the deal before you send.
TRON (TRC20). Send only to the escrow address shown on your deal: a TRON transfer cannot be recalled once it is final.
Open an account with your email, add your bank account and your wallet, and ask for your first price. You decide after you see it.
Yes. Traders and brokers get their own page, deal links, prices, team and Telegram alerts, with INRP2P’s escrow on every deal.
See the desk programmeAdd your bank account and wallet once. Every deal after that runs through escrow, at a rate you see before you agree.
Get a firm priceOpen an account with your email and a code, add the bank account and wallet you settle to, and ask for your first price.
Open an accountWith your work emailOpen your own exchange on INRP2P: your page, your prices, your clients, with escrow on every deal.
Open your exchange