Move money in Indian rupees — without an Indian bank account*.

In India, UPI has turned real-time bank transfers into the default way people and businesses move money — tens of billions of transactions a month, settled instantly through NPCI's network, whether it's a street vendor's QR code or a business-to-business payment.

For merchants operating from outside India, that speed creates two problems. Without a local account, there's no straightforward way for an Indian customer to pay you in Indian rupees, and generic pooled accounts make it difficult to tell whose payment just landed. Paying an Indian supplier from abroad usually means a slow international wire, an unfavourable exchange rate buried in the transfer, and days of uncertainty before the supplier can confirm receipt.

DSGPay solves both sides from one platform. You get a dedicated named local INR virtual account plus the foreign exchange to move value in and out of Indian rupees at rates built for volume, not for one-off retail transfers. No Indian entity required. ₹ in, your currency out — or the reverse, for payouts.