About selling USDC in India
USDC is a dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Circle and widely used for international payments, so it's common among Indian freelancers and remote workers paid by global clients. Like USDT, its INR value follows USD/INR.
Disburz accepts USDC on Ethereum (ERC20), Polygon, Solana and Base. Solana, Polygon and Base offer low fees and fast confirmation; Ethereum is best for larger amounts. Note that Disburz does not accept USDC on Tron.
Supported USDC networks
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Fees and limits
- Fees: (), shown before you send.
- Minimum order: 0 USDC; maximum 0 USDC per order.
- Network fees are charged by your sending wallet or exchange, not by Disburz.
- No INR withdrawal fee — payouts go straight to your bank.
Settlement to your bank
Once your deposit is confirmed on-chain, our payout partner pays INR to your bank account at your locked rate by IMPS (instant, any time), NEFT (within a few hours) or RTGS (₹2 lakh and above). IMPS payouts usually land within minutes of confirmation, and you get the bank UTR as proof of payment.
Before you send
- Make sure you're sending native USDC, not a bridged version with a different contract (e.g. USDC.e).
- Select the same network in your wallet as in your quote.
- If you were paid in USDC for work, the INR value on receipt may be taxable income — see our tax guide.
