Trader Guide
A practical handbook for P2P traders in India — how the work is set up, what the terms mean and what to check before you start.
This guide collects what a trader actually needs to know about P2P processing in India — in one place and in plain language. It is written from day-to-day work with the platforms listed on this site, and it is updated when something changes.
How the guide is organised
Pages are grouped by topic in the menu on the left. If some of the words on the offer pages are new to you, start with the glossary — everything else builds on those terms.
The search above the menu jumps straight to a topic. Press / on your keyboard to start searching.
Every page shows the date it was last updated at the bottom. Platform terms change, so if a page has not been touched for a while, check the numbers against the offer page — those are always kept current.
Where to go next
Basics
- P2P processing glossary — the words used across this site and inside platform dashboards
- PayIn, PayOut and Settlement — the three operations a trader earns on
- Security deposit — what it is, what it covers and how you get it back
Getting started
- How to start as a P2P trader — from the first message to the first working session
Accounts
- Bank account types and limits — savings, current and corporate accounts, UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS
- Best banks and UPI apps — what performs most reliably right now
- Accounts, limits and merchant QR: operators' field notes — banks, real limits, G Pay Business and other MQR, costs and block rules, with video
Safety
- Can your bank account be frozen? — how the risk is reduced and what to do if it happens
- Privacy first — what a platform may ask you for, and what never
UPI rules
- UPI MDR 2026 — the 0.4% merchant fee from 15 October 2026
- UPI hides phone numbers — what changed on 4 September 2026
On the site
- All offers — current platforms, rates and entry conditions
- Panel application — when you are ready to start
Write to @TravisTL — questions that come up often become new pages here.