Receive International Payments as a Service Exporter in India
Exporting services shouldn't mean losing part of every invoice to markup, charges and paperwork. With Skydo, service exporters get best exchange rates, transparent pricing, and compliance on every payment.- Zero forex markup. Get the rate you see on Google
- One transparent flat fee. No hidden charges
- Free, instant FIRA with every payment
- Receive INR in less than 24 hours
Client pays
Banks
PayPal
RBI's PA-CB framework
How do service exporters in India receive international payments?
Service exporters get paid four ways: a SWIFT wire, a payment gateway, a remittance app, or a cross-border payments platform. They differ on the rate you get, what correspondent banks deduct on the way, and how easily you get a FIRA.How much can service exporters save with Skydo?
An invoice raised at $5,000 rarely credits as $5,000. Exchange rate markup, platform fees, intermediary bank deductions, and FIRA charges each take a cut. Move the slider to see how much Skydo puts back in your pocket.How Skydo works for service exporters
You set up Skydo just once, it takes about 5 minutes. After that, you get paid like a local business in your client's country, with Skydo handling compliance on every invoice, one off or monthly retainer. Here are the steps.How does Skydo compare to other payment platforms for Service Exporters?
We compared the six factors that decide what a service exporter actually keeps: exchange rate, fees, settlement time, FIRA, client experience and support. Here is how each provider stacks up.| Features | ||||||
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| Flat Fee | ||||||
| 0% FX | ||||||
| Speed | 3-5 days | 1-3 days | 1-2 days | 1-2 days | 2-7 days | 24 Hours |
| Instant FIRA | ||||||
| India Based Support | ||||||
| RBI PA-CB Authorisation |
How do service exporters stay compliant
while receiving international payments?
Every foreign payment carries compliance: FIRA, purpose code, LUT. Get these right and your export stays zero rated. Skydo handles them each time.What should Service Exporters look
for in a payment service?
How you collect decides how fast you get paid, how much paperwork you chase, and how easily overseas clients can pay you. Check these six before you commit.Why Service Exporters
trust Skydo

Frequently asked questions
How can a service exporter in India receive international payments?
You can receive payments by SWIFT bank wire, through a payment gateway, through a remittance service, or through a cross-border payments platform like Skydo. With Skydo you get local receiving accounts in your client's country, so they pay you the way they pay anyone at home. Setup takes about 5 minutes and the money reaches your Indian bank account within 24 hours.
What is the cheapest way for service exporters to receive payments from overseas clients?
The cheapest option is the one without a hidden exchange rate markup. Skydo converts at the mid-market rate with zero FX markup and charges a flat fee: $19 under $2,000, $29 from $2,001 to $10,000, and 0.3% above $10,000. There are no intermediary bank charges or FIRA fees added on top.
How long does it take to receive an international payment?
A bank wire usually takes three to five working days, and longer when intermediary banks sit in the chain. Payments received through Skydo are settled within 24 hours. Setup is a one-time step that takes about 5 minutes.
What compliance applies to service exporters receiving foreign payments?
Every payment needs the right RBI purpose code and a FIRA as proof of receipt. Export of services is zero-rated under GST once you cross the registration threshold, and an LUT lets you bill without paying IGST upfront. Skydo tags the purpose code and issues an instant, free FIRA on every payment. Skydo is authorised by the Reserve Bank of India as a Payment Aggregator, Cross Border (PA-CB).
Do I get a FIRA on every payment?
Yes. Skydo issues an instant, free FIRA on every payment you receive, with no request and no follow-up needed. You can download it whenever you need proof of receipt for your GST filings, your CA, or your bank.