Sell USDT to INR: bank withdrawal fees in India
How selling USDT to rupees on ZebPay works on the published fee schedule, checked against ZebPay's official pages on Oct 24-25, 2026 and not re-verified since - confirm the current numbers on the official pages linked below before selling. This is not financial or tax advice.
Before you start
- You need a verified ZebPay account; the USDT-INR pair was listed with deposits publicly enabled when checked Oct 24-25, 2026.
- Withdraw only to a bank account in your own name.
- Under current rules, 1% TDS (tax deducted at source) is withheld on the sale value; ZebPay notes its published fees exclude it. That is a tax withholding, not an exchange fee - how much of it is credited or refunded depends on your own tax situation and the rules in force.
1. Sell the USDT
- Open ZebPay and choose USDT, then sell to receive INR.
- On the spot Regular tier the published fee is 0.45% maker / 0.45% taker, plus 18% GST on the fee itself (about 0.531% effective). The Quick Trade flow starts from 0.5%.
- Review the quoted amount and confirm.
2. Withdraw INR to your bank
- Open the withdrawal screen and choose INR.
- The bank withdrawal fee is a flat ₹15 (minimum withdrawal ₹100).
- ZebPay's withdrawal help says up to 2 working days, while its fee page allows up to 3 - check the timing shown in your account.
What it costs
On a ₹1,00,000 sale at the regular spot tier: 0.45% trading fee ₹450 + 18% GST on the fee ₹81 + ₹15 withdrawal = ₹546 in stated fees, leaving ₹99,454 before any TDS withholding (the 1% TDS, ₹1,000, is withheld on top). Estimate your own amount on the India calculator.
Also watch
- ZebPay charges a 0.0001 BTC monthly membership fee only if you make no trade in the month; using its earning feature also avoids it.
- Fees, pairs and timing can change - the official pages linked below are the source of truth.
Official sources
India calculator · India comparison · ZebPay service page · India guide (ZebPay walkthrough)