Learn About USDT
Plain-English guides to USDT, networks, and selling in India. Every article is dated and written for clarity — not as financial or tax advice.
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USDT Basics
What USDT is and how stablecoins work.
What Is USDT?
A plain-English explainer of Tether (USDT), how it tracks the dollar, and key risks.
Updated 2026-09-17
USDT vs USDC
How two common USD-linked stablecoins differ at a high level.
Updated 2026-09-17
What Is a Stablecoin?
Stablecoins aim to hold a steady value, usually against a fiat currency.
Updated 2026-09-17
Networks
TRC20, BEP20 and wrong-network risks.
TRC20 vs BEP20: Which Network Should You Use?
IndX supports USDT on TRC20 and BEP20. Learn the address formats and why the network must match.
Updated 2026-09-17
Sent USDT to the Wrong Network? What Happens Next
Stop sending more, gather the transaction hash, and contact support. Recovery is not guaranteed.
Updated 2026-09-17
Selling and Conversion
USDT to INR, P2P vs exchange, tax basics.
How USDT to INR Conversion Works
Converting USDT to INR means selling it at a quoted rate, then receiving bank payout after review.
Updated 2026-09-17
USDT P2P vs Exchange: Risks for Indian Sellers
Why selling to a platform that pays from its own process differs from peer-to-peer buyers.
Updated 2026-09-17
Crypto TDS in India Explained
General information on TDS for virtual digital assets. Not tax advice — confirm with a CA.
Updated 2026-09-17
Security
Scams, storage and verifying transfers.
USDT Scams in India: Warning Signs
Common red flags: guaranteed returns, fake support, and social-media “agents”.
Updated 2026-09-17
How to Store USDT Safely
Custodial balances vs self-custody wallets, and basic hygiene for recovery phrases.
Updated 2026-09-17
How to Verify a USDT Transaction
Use the transaction hash on a block explorer that matches the network you used.
Updated 2026-09-17