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    USDT → UPI

    USDT to UPI — pay any UPI QR with Tether

    CryptoSe is the FIU-IND registered way to convert USDT to INR and pay any UPI QR in India. Scan, sign from your wallet, and the merchant receives INR in seconds — no exchange account, no custody handover, no withdrawal queue.

    Scan any UPI QR

    Works at every merchant, kirana, fuel pump, or online checkout that already displays a UPI QR.

    Pay from your wallet

    USDT stays in your non-custodial wallet until you sign. CryptoSe never holds custody.

    Merchant gets INR

    The recipient receives a normal UPI credit in INR — no new app or training needed.

    FIU-IND registered

    PMLA-aligned flows, KYC-verified, 1% TDS at source, with full tax receipts.

    How USDT to UPI works

    1. Scan

    Open CryptoSe and point your camera at the merchant's UPI QR.

    2. Lock rate

    Enter the INR amount, see the USDT debit and the locked INR quote.

    3. Sign

    Confirm the USDT transfer in your non-custodial wallet.

    4. Confirm

    CryptoSe's proprietary settlement engine settles INR to the merchant via UPI.

    5. Receipt

    Download a tax-ready receipt with TDS and GST breakdown.

    Why USDT to UPI matters

    Most Indians hold USDT in non-custodial wallets or receive it as freelance payments from overseas clients. Traditionally, spending that USDT meant depositing to an exchange, selling to INR, withdrawing to a bank, and then doing a separate UPI payment. CryptoSe collapses that into a single scan: you pay in USDT, the merchant receives INR, and the compliance layer is handled automatically.

    No exchange custody

    Your USDT never leaves your wallet until the payment is signed.

    Sub-minute settlement

    Most retail UPI tickets settle in under 30 seconds.

    Bank-safe INR

    INR arrives via regulated banking partners, not unknown P2P senders.

    Transparent fee

    Conversion fee shown on the quote screen before you confirm.

    Frequently asked questions

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    Regulated crypto-to-INR settlement infrastructure for India.

    Sync your non-custodial wallet, scan any QR code, and pay instantly in INR — bridging crypto and everyday commerce seamlessly.

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    Regulatory status: CryptoSe is a pre-launch product of Dadu Fintech Private Limited, registered with the Financial Intelligence Unit — India (FIU-IND) as a Virtual Digital Asset Service Provider, Reg. No. Temporary/2025/VDASP/219. The platform operates PMLA-aligned controls including mandatory KYC, transaction monitoring and STR/CTR filings. FIU-IND is a reporting authority, not a licensor; references to "registered" describe our registration as a PMLA reporting entity, not a banking or exchange licence. Settlement timings are indicative and subject to banking-partner availability and on-chain conditions.

    Grievance Officer: Adv. Sakir M. Dadu, Dadu Fintech Private Limited, 3/1694/B, Reshamwad, Salabatpura, Surat-395003. Email grievance@cryptose.co.in. Acknowledgement within 24 hours, resolution within 15 days, per Rule 3(2) of the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. A Principal Officer (PMLA) has been designated and notified to FIU-IND.

    Dadu Fintech Private Limited · CIN U64990GJ2025PTC170447 · FIU-IND VDASP Reg. No. Temporary/2025/VDASP/219 · CryptoSe™ (TM Application No. 7363291, Class 36).

    Platform disclaimer: CryptoSe is not an investment or trading platform. We do not offer brokerage, investment advice, or any service designed to buy or hold crypto as an investment. We solely provide non-custodial crypto-to-INR payment settlement and compliance infrastructure.

    Risk disclosure: Virtual Digital Assets are subject to market risk and are not legal tender. Gains are taxable under Section 115BBH of the Income-tax Act, 1961, and 1% TDS under Section 194S is deducted at source on every transaction.