Requesting a Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC)

What is a FIRC?

A Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) is an official document issued by an Authorized Dealer (AD Category-I) Bank in India to confirm that funds were received from outside India.

An FIRC may be required for tax, compliance, accounting, or regulatory purposes.

Please note that we do not issue FIRCs directly. FIRCs can only be issued by the receiving bank in India.

How We Help

When you request an FIRC during your transfer, we coordinate with our payment partners to obtain the supporting documentation required for your bank.

This documentation is typically provided in the form of a No Objection Certificate (NOC) or other remittance details that can be used to support your FIRC application with the receiving bank.

How to Request FIRC Support

When initiating an INR transfer, select the Request Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC) option.

Once the transfer is completed, our team will work with our payment partners to obtain the required supporting documents and share them with you via email.

Processing Time

Supporting documents are typically provided within 14 calendar days after the transfer is completed, although timelines may vary depending on the payment partner.

Important Notes

• We do not issue FIRCs directly.
• FIRCs can only be issued by Authorized Dealer (AD Category-I) Banks in India.
• The documents we provide are intended to help you request an FIRC from your receiving bank.
• Any fees charged by your bank for issuing an FIRC are the responsibility of the recipient.