Get paid in USD by clients abroad, from India
Vezmo gives freelancers in India one account to get paid by clients abroad: invoices and payment links clients pay by card, ACH, Apple Pay or Google Pay, USD account details for bigger transfers, and payouts to your bank in INR, in early access.
For freelancers in India
Why account details matter in India.
Developers, designers and consultants in India bill clients in the US and Europe. With an invoice your client pays by card, or USD account details they pay by ACH, you see the payment arrive and then move it to your bank in rupees, with the rate and fee shown first.
Indian residents have their own rules for money received from abroad. We confirm what you can use when you sign up.
USDACH and wire from US clients
EURSEPA and SEPA Instant from clients in Europe
AEDLocal transfers from clients in the UAE
Confirmed for your account when you apply.
Move your earnings to your bank in India in INR, with the rate, the fee and the expected arrival shown before you confirm. Payouts are in early access.
- Your passport or another photo ID
- A proof of address dated within the last 90 days (a national ID card doesn't count)
- A US tax form, signed in the app (a W-8BEN for most people outside the US)
Compared with other options
What other accounts say about India.
From each company’s own website, checked 24 Oct 2026.
- PayoneerCharges 1.2% to 4% to withdraw to a bank with currency conversionSource Vezmo vs Payoneer
- MercuryNeeds a company formed in the US with US operationsSource Vezmo vs Mercury
Can freelancers in India use Vezmo?
Yes, as sole traders, for the money they earn from their work. We confirm what you can use when you sign up.
Can I move money to my bank in India?
Yes, in early access: pay out in INR to your bank in India, with the rate, the fee and the expected arrival shown before you confirm.
How do clients pay me?
By card, ACH, Apple Pay or Google Pay through your invoice or payment link, or by ACH or wire to your USD account details (early access).
Is Vezmo a bank?
No. Vezmo is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking, stablecoin and card services are provided by regulated partners & Banks.