Indian Rupee (INR)
Symbol: ₹. Catalog prices on Trading Bite are listed in USD. Use INR as your local conversion reference when sending crypto.
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Education, EAs, indicators, and member tools built for serious traders in India — process first, hype never.
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Symbol: ₹. Catalog prices on Trading Bite are listed in USD. Use INR as your local conversion reference when sending crypto.
Member Portal, MT4/MT5 Expert Advisors, TradingView indicators, courses (SMC/ICT/Wyckoff), risk tools, trading websites/templates — educational use only.
| Method | Notes for India |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Primary crypto checkout on /pay |
| Ethereum (ETH) | Supported on Trading Bite checkout |
| Binance Pay / USDT routes | When enabled in live payment config |
| INR reference pricing | Products priced in USD; convert at your bank/exchange rate |
Always confirm live wallets and methods on tradingbite.net/pay before sending funds.
India coverage includes: Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai.
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Yes. Checkout is crypto-based on tradingbite.net/pay. Convert INR via your exchange, complete OTP verification, then submit payment proof for activation.
Public checkout is crypto-first for cross-border digital products. Local bank rails may vary by campaign — the live /pay page shows active methods.
No. Trading Bite is educational software and content only. You are responsible for local regulations and tax treatment.
Member Portal, Gold/MT5 education paths, TradingView indicator workflows, SMC/ICT courses, and risk calculators.
Use IST for your calendar, but mark London and New York opens in your plan — gold and FX liquidity still follow those hubs.