USDT price in India today (USDT to INR)
Tether (USDT) tracks the US dollar, so its rupee value moves with the USD/INR rate. The CoinYatra rate below is 5% above the live market reference price, which is built from live market data and the reference USD/INR rate.
1 USDT
₹101.73
CoinYatra rate
- Market reference
- ₹96.88
- Market Demand
- +5%
- 24h change
- 0.00%
Reference USD/INR
96.88
Source: erapi
Last updated
Oct 09, 2026, 02:24 PM
Refreshed continuously
USDT to INR calculator
₹10,172.78
Indicative only. Your actual P2P or settlement rate is shown before you confirm an order, and trading fees are published on the fees page.
USDT rate table in rupees
| USDT | INR value |
|---|---|
| 1 USDT | ₹101.73 |
| 10 USDT | ₹1,017.28 |
| 100 USDT | ₹10,172.78 |
| 500 USDT | ₹50,863.92 |
| 1,000 USDT | ₹1,01,727.85 |
| 5,000 USDT | ₹5,08,639.24 |
How rupee settlement works on CoinYatra
Rupees move peer to peer. You sell USDT to another verified user on the P2P marketplace and receive the money by UPI or bank transfer, while your USDT stays in escrow until you confirm the payment arrived in your own account. Buying works the same way in reverse.
USDT is supported on BSC and ERC-20, each with its own deposit address, minimum deposit and confirmation count — all listed on the markets page. Always send on the network shown for the address you copied.
Frequently asked questions
What is the USDT price in India today?
Around ₹101.73 per USDT at the CoinYatra rate, which is 5% above the live market reference of ₹96.88.
Why is the USDT rate different from USD/INR?
USDT trades slightly above or below one dollar at times, and P2P ads carry their own price set by the trader, so the rupee rate you actually get can differ from the pure USD/INR rate.
How do I convert USDT to INR?
Deposit USDT on BSC or ERC-20, add your UPI ID or bank account, then post or take a P2P sell ad. Release the USDT only after the rupees land in your account.
What does it cost?
The published P2P fee, shown again before you confirm any order, plus network fees on deposits and withdrawals.
Digital assets are volatile and not covered by deposit insurance. Capital at risk.