INR to USDT
A quoted rate for your trade, and USDT to a TRC20 wallet you registered before it started.
Trading needs a client record with its settlement destinations registered in advance. The desk sets that up; there is no form here that can.
How the conversion is priced
Fix the INR you want to spend or the USDT you want to end up with; the dealer prices the trade and the other side follows from that one rate.
The rate holds until the quote expires. Accepting it writes it into the trade, where it stays for good.
How the INR moves
Your trade names the settlement account to transfer to and the reference to use. The transfer is matched to your trade by that reference, and confirmed against the bank’s own record of it.
How the USDT is delivered
USDT is sent on TRON (TRC20) to a wallet address registered against your client record. The trade records the transaction hash of the transfer that settled it.
Registering the wallet in advance is deliberate: an address typed under time pressure is the most expensive mistake available in this market.