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Terms and conditions

Last updated: 08-11-2026

These terms apply to your use of goremit.in and to every order you place with us online, by phone, on WhatsApp or at a branch. GoRemit (goremit.in) is operated by Aabhushan Forex & Jewels Private Limited, RBI FFMC Licence No. MUM-FFMC-1041-2023. By placing an order you accept these terms, our privacy notice, our cancellation and refund policy and our delivery policy.

1. Who you are dealing with

Currency notes: we buy and sell them ourselves, as an RBI-licensed Full Fledged Money Changer (FFMC). We source currency through authorised dealer banks and sell it to you at our own rate. Forex cards: we sell, reload and encash cards as an agent or sub-agent of the issuing bank or card company; the card itself is governed by the issuer's terms, fees and dispute process, which come in your card kit. Money transfers abroad: an FFMC cannot send money abroad. We help you prepare the request and refer it to an authorised dealer — an AD Category-I bank or an AD Category-II money changer — which decides whether to accept it and carries it out. Your money goes from your own account to the authorised dealer, never to us. For this we receive the service charge shown in your quote and may receive a referral commission from the authorised dealer.

Our rate includes our margin. The exchange rate you are quoted is our selling or buying rate for the day. It is the interbank market rate plus or minus our margin, which is our earning on the transaction; the market rate is shown next to ours so you can see the difference. Rates on this website are our own and may differ from those at a branch or from those of other dealers.

2. Who can order

  • Individuals must be resident in India, at least 18 years old and hold a valid PAN. Forex for a minor is booked by a parent or lawful guardian, with the minor's documents.
  • Companies, firms, LLPs and trusts may order for business travel of their directors and employees after we have verified the organisation's KYC.
  • Foreign exchange is sold only for purposes permitted under FEMA and the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), up to USD 2,50,000 per person per financial year across all banks and money changers. You confirm the purpose and your LRS usage in a declaration (Form A2 or equivalent) and are responsible for its truth.
  • For travel, we can sell forex up to 60 days before your departure.

3. Rates and quotes

When your order is formed. Your order on the website is an offer to buy or sell. We accept it when we confirm the rate lock or the order on the tracking page or by e-mail, after the money has reached us and the first document checks have been made; until then we may decline it for any lawful reason and refund anything paid. Ticking "I agree" and clicking the order button is your electronic signature and acceptance of these terms under section 10A of the Information Technology Act, 2000; where the law requires a physical or Aadhaar e-signature (for example on Form A2), we take it at handover or through our e-sign partner.

Rates move through the day with the market. Rates on the website are indicative until you pay; the rate that applies is the one shown when your payment succeeds. Paying in full, or paying the 2% booking deposit (available on every order — currency notes, forex cards, selling to us and transfers), locks the rate for 36 hours — the same T+2 rule for transfers, counting only days on which our bank, the partner and, for transfers, US banks are open. As soon as the deposit is received we buy and pay for the currency for you at that rate. Within the rate-hold time you transfer the full order amount by bank transfer or UPI from your own account; the deposit is refunded to the account it came from once the order is completed. If the order is not completed within that time for a reason on your side, the order lapses and the booking deposit is retained to cover our cost of holding the currency we bought for you — see the cancellation and refund policy.

4. Amounts, denominations and stock

Currency notes are sold in whole notes, so amounts are rounded to the nearest multiple of the smallest note we deal in for that currency (for example EUR in multiples of 5, JPY in multiples of 1,000). Forex cards are loaded in whole units. The amount you pay is rounded to the nearest rupee and the round-off is shown in your quote.

We hand over notes in the denominations we have in stock; you cannot choose them, and an order cannot be refused or cancelled because of the mix of notes. Your order is for a currency and amount. If, after you book, we do not have enough of a currency, we may reduce or change the amount to what is in stock and will tell you before handover; the difference is refunded to the account you paid from, or adjusted as you choose.

Foreign currency notes are limited to USD 3,000 equivalent per traveller per trip; the rest can be carried on a forex card. On return, unspent foreign exchange must be sold back or used as FEMA allows (residents may keep a limited amount of notes for future trips).

5. Documents and KYC

We must identify every customer under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 and the RBI Master Directions on KYC and money changing. You agree to give true, complete and current documents, and to show the originals at handover. We may ask for more documents, verify them with the issuing authority or a central KYC registry, and screen names against sanctions lists. We may refuse, hold or cancel any order where documents are missing, do not match, or where we suspect misuse, and we may report transactions to the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU-IND) as the law requires — we are not allowed to tell you when we do.

6. Payment

Individuals must pay from their own bank account (UPI, net banking, NEFT/RTGS/IMPS, or a debit or credit card in their own name). Company orders must be paid from the company's own bank account. Payments from anyone else are refused and returned to the source. Cash is accepted at a branch only up to ₹49,999 per transaction, and part-cash, part-bank payments are not accepted. Online payments go through our payment gateways (Cashfree Payments and Razorpay); we never see or store card numbers. When you pay online by net banking or a Visa / Mastercard debit or credit card, the gateway's charge for that method, plus GST, is added to the amount and shown to you before you pay; UPI, RuPay debit cards and bank transfers (NEFT / RTGS / IMPS) carry no such charge. Orders are processed only after the money reaches our account.

Chargebacks and reversals. If a payment is reversed, charged back or recalled by you or your bank after we have bought currency, sent a transfer request or handed over an order, the amount reversed, the cost of carrying the currency (as in our refund policy) and any charge the bank or gateway levies on us become a debt payable by you on demand. We may set off any amount you owe us against any refund or payout due to you.

7. Taxes

GST is charged on the value of currency conversion under Rule 32(2)(b) of the CGST Rules, and on our service charges. Tax collected at source (TCS) under section 394 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies to individuals where their LRS total for the year crosses the threshold; it is credited against your PAN and appears in your annual tax statement. Every quote shows GST and TCS separately before you pay.

8. Handover

Currency and cards are handed over only to the traveller named in the order (or, for company orders, to the traveller or a person the company authorises in writing), after checking original documents and taking the signed declaration. Please count the notes and check the card in front of our staff; we cannot accept claims about the amount once you have accepted it. Risk in the currency and card passes to you on handover. Every note we hand over has been checked for authenticity; notes you sell to us are checked at handover and any note found counterfeit is impounded and reported to the police and the RBI as the law requires, without payment for it. Details are in our delivery policy.

9. Business accounts

The organisation is responsible for everyone it allows to sign in, for keeping its traveller details accurate, and for the declarations its users make. We may suspend an account where KYC lapses or we suspect misuse.

10. Messages from us

You agree that we may contact you by phone, SMS, WhatsApp and email about your orders, KYC and legal matters. Offers and rate alerts are sent only if you opt in, and you can opt out at any time.

11. Using this website

Do not misuse the website — for example by placing orders for someone else without their consent, uploading false documents, scraping it with automated tools, or trying to break its security. The content, design and logo belong to Aabhushan Forex & Jewels Private Limited and may not be copied without permission. Guides and calculators are general information, not financial or tax advice.

12. Liability and indemnity

We are responsible for carrying out your order with reasonable care and skill. Our total liability for an order is limited to the amount you paid us for it. We are not liable for losses from exchange-rate movements after handover, for the acts or omissions of card issuers, authorised dealers, banks, payment gateways or other third parties, or for indirect or consequential losses such as a missed trip, flight or admission deadline. Nothing here limits our liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, or any right you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 that cannot be limited by contract.

You will compensate us for any loss, penalty or claim we suffer because a document or declaration you gave us was false, incomplete or belonged to someone else, because you used the forex for a purpose other than the one declared, or because you paid from an account that was not your own.

13. Events outside our control

We are not responsible for delays or failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control, such as natural disasters, strikes, bank or network outages, government or regulatory action, or market suspensions. If an order cannot be completed for such a reason, we refund what you paid.

14. Changes, law and disputes

We may update these terms; the version on the website when you place an order applies to that order. These terms are governed by the laws of India. Subject to any right you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 to approach the consumer commission of your choice, the courts at Mumbai have exclusive jurisdiction. Before going to court, please use our grievance process — most problems are solved there quickly.

General. If any part of these terms is held invalid, the rest continues to apply. Our not enforcing a term on one occasion is not a waiver of it. You may not transfer your order or rights under it to anyone else; we may transfer ours to a successor of our business. These terms, with the policies linked above and your order confirmation, are the whole agreement between us for an order. Notices to us go to hello@goremit.in or the registered office; notices to you go to the e-mail or mobile number on your order.