Scrips are money.Treat them like it.
Sell a RoDTEP or RoSCTL scrip at a firm price in 60 seconds and have the cash in minutes, or buy one to cover your customs duty for less than cash.
Illustration. A real scrip is priced when you ask, at the indicative rates published on pricing.
Duty credit is money. It leaks six ways.
RoDTEP and RoSCTL scrips are government credit you already earned. The ledger that holds them is electronic. Prices are arrived at bilaterally, one number at a time, with nothing public to read them against. Every gap in it costs the exporter who earned the credit and the importer who needs it.
Ring three brokers and you get three numbers, none of them with a reason attached, and you cannot tell a fair discount from a poor one. The spread you give away stays invisible.
With no neutral middle, one side moves first and hopes. The seller releases the scrip before the money lands, or the buyer funds before the transfer clears. That single act of faith is why most firms deal only with people they already know.
Scrips lapse quietly two years after they are created in the ledger. Every quarter, credit that took real exports to earn expires unsold in ledgers nobody was watching.
Find a buyer. Agree a number with nothing to check it against. Then work the portal yourself, step after step, one-time password after one-time password, invoice and letter behind it. Days per trade, and at the end of it somebody still has to go first and carry the risk.
A buyer cannot independently confirm a scrip's balance or status before paying, because no counterparty-facing lookup exists. Nor can they tell whether the same credit was offered to three other desks that morning.
A chat thread and a payment screenshot do not survive scrutiny. Clean title, GST-correct invoices, and a verifiable trail are what make a scrip safe to hold.
One credit.
Three moments.
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Born on the ledger
Face value₹27,00,000Issued 11 Jun 2026 · valid 2 years · ICEGATE ledgerYour export earns it. The scroll matures and the scrip lands in the Electronic Duty Credit Ledger, face value on its face.
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Priced, and held firm
Firm bid, held 60 seconds98.45%of ₹27,00,000 face · reference rate, buyer demand, T+0Ask, and a firm offer lands with its reasons, held for 60 seconds. One number, one tap.
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Torn into money
In your bank, same day₹26,58,150₹27,00,000 face × 98.45% · UTR20260611001Funds lock first. The scrip transfers on ICEGATE and the money is in your bank the same day, UTR on the receipt.
Illustration. Figures match the sample quote above.
You tap once.
We move the money.
Everything after the connection happens from one workspace. No brokers to chase, no rate hunting, no OTP afternoons. You do not deal with a buyer. You deal with Scriphouse.
Connect once
Link your IEC a single time, with one OTP. The connection state is always visible: Connected, Action needed, or Not connected.
RoDTEP and RoSCTL scrips arrive on their own
Every port you ship from, one ledger. The scroll matures, the scrip issues, and it lands in your ledger with a status: Issued, Reserved, or Transferred.
A firm offer lands
One firm number, priced for that specific scrip at the moment you ask and held firm for 60 seconds. You tap Confirm, or you let it pass.
Money in your bank
Buyer funds lock before the scrip moves. The transfer executes on ICEGATE, confirmation lands, and the payout fires in minutes, same day (T+0), with the UTR on the receipt.
Three seats at the table.
Every shipping bill becomes cash
Scrips arrive on their own, one firm offer lands and holds for sixty seconds, and the payout hits your bank in minutes, same day (T+0), with the receipt filed for your auditor.
Start selling →Buy · For ImportersPay customs duty for less
Tell us the Bill of Entry. Scriphouse assembles the cheapest whole-scrip bundle for the assessed duty and transfers it into your ledger, ready to apply when you file.
Cover a duty bill →The desk · For Brokers & CHAsRun your book on our rails
Every client IEC from one desk, or our quote API embedded in your own portal. You keep the client and the commission; settlement and paperwork run on us.
Open the desk →What's your duty credit worth? To the rupee.
Worked at the indicative rates on pricing: a 98.45% firm bid to the seller, 98.70% of face to a buyer covering duty. An illustration, not an offer to trade. Your own scrip is priced when you ask, against live demand on the day.
That is what a scrip is worth. What customs will charge in the first place is a different question, and it decides whether a scrip is worth your time at all: a scrip pays the basic customs duty line and nothing else. Work a duty bill by HS code, free, or see every free tool on this site.
Every scrip, accounted for.
One workspace, one job: duty credit turned into cash, with proof your auditor can verify alone.
Your ledger, priced and statused
The Scrip Ledger is where every scrip lives: searchable by scrip number or scheme, opened for full detail, reconciled against live ICEGATE state.
- Status on every scrip. Issued, Reserved, or Transferred, so you always know what is sellable.
- Full detail on open. Scheme, port of issue, face value, days to expiry, and the live bid on that scrip.
- Expiry radar. Lots inside 30 days get sell-now priority before the credit lapses.
One tap, or the whole book on Autopilot
Sell Now for a single firm offer. Autopilot for every future scroll, inside guard-rails you set. Both end the same way: a payout with a UTR.
- Firm for 60 seconds. The offer is locked while you decide. The countdown is the negotiation.
- Your floor, your rules. Autopilot sells at your floor or better and never below it, whole scrips only.
- Nothing acts alone. Anything outside the guard-rails is held for your tap. Every write waits for approval.
RODT2526DL0008820: bid 96.80% is below your floor, waiting for your tap
ROSC2526MH0006612: 28 days to lapse, moved to sell-now priority
Funds and payouts, to the paisa
Buyer funds are secured before the scrip moves, released on ICEGATE confirmation, and paid out with a UTR. The books keep themselves.
- Download the audit pack. GST-clean invoice, net-realisation statement, and the hash-chained trail per trade.
- Export the full ledger, CSV or Tally-ready vouchers, when the auditor calls.
- Analytics on top. Settled value, live offers, funds held safe, and payouts by month.
Sell the credit you earn. Buy the credit you owe.
Exporters turn scrips into cash at a firm, live price. Importers cover a Bill of Entry with scrips instead of cash and keep the difference. Same ledger, same settlement, same receipt, and nothing reaches ICEGATE without your tap.
Trust, stated plainly.
Buyer funds are secured before the scrip moves, or neither moves, and they are released only after ICEGATE confirms the transfer. Failed settlements unwind and refund in full, same day.
Every scrip is screened before it trades: shipping-bill chain, seller IEC history, KYC, live ledger status. You hold clean, verified credit.
There is no rate card and no standard rate for a scrip. Yours is priced for that specific scrip, at the moment you ask, and held firm for sixty seconds. A price you can act on, not an indication to negotiate from.
Offers are firm for 60 seconds. Settlement completes in minutes, same business day (T+0). We will never tell you otherwise.
Nothing is submitted without your approval. Until you tap Approve, nothing reaches ICEGATE, and every step lands on a tamper-evident trail.
GST invoices, net-realisation statements, audit packs, and a full export of the ledger, CSV or Tally-ready, whenever you want. Your data leaves with you.
Raise an issue against the exact trade, scrip or payout it is about, and it stays attached to that trade until it is resolved. Every message we send is tracked to delivery, so one that did not reach you is never shown to you as delivered.
Every trade produces a GST-correct invoice, and your invoices come out as a Tally-ready file or a GST-register row per invoice. Your accountant imports them instead of keying them in.
You link your IEC one time, with one OTP. You do not repeat that step to sell, so selling a scrip months later does not start with hunting for a code.
Quote once, confirm the sale, poll for the payout.
That is the real contract, and it is a dependable one. The whole trade lifecycle over REST, with a firm quote in one call.
Every quote is one firm number for that scrip, held for sixty seconds and executable for the whole of it. No indicative numbers that melt on contact.
You are paid in full, to your own bank account, and you are not waiting on a buyer or chasing anyone. Buyer funds are secured before the scrip moves and released once the transfer confirms on ICEGATE.
Floors, whole-scrip rules, and approval gates are enforced server-side. Anything outside them is held for a human tap, never auto-submitted.
Many IECs under one account, each with its own connection and its own books. Brokers and group treasuries run every entity from one desk.
The questions every CFO asks.
Yes. RoDTEP and RoSCTL scrips are transferable by design, and a transfer is recorded on the government's own customs ledger rather than in a private agreement. The questions worth asking are about the particular scrip and about how the trade settles, not about the legality of the trade.
Not on the scrip. Duty-credit scrips are HSN 4907, exempt at S. No. 137 of Notification 10/2025-Central Tax (Rate), in force from 22-09-2025. The 18% applies to the Scriphouse fee alone, and every trade ships a GST invoice and a net-realisation statement separating the exempt sale from the taxable fee, so an exempt sale does not leave your input-credit working to be rebuilt at year end.
Every scrip is checked against the government ledger first: that it exists, that the balance is really there, that it has not been used or cancelled, and that it is inside its validity. The counterparty IEC is checked too. Notifications 75/2022 and 76/2022-Customs (N.T.) of September 2022 also removed the clauses that allowed recovery from a buyer where the exporter had been allowed excess credit or had not realised export proceeds.
In minutes, on the same business day. You approve the sale and the money reaches your bank, with a UTR on the receipt. If anything stalls, the trade unwinds the same day and the scrip stays yours.
Yes. Autopilot sells for you inside a standing rule you set: whole scrips, at or above your floor, as each scrip lands in your ledger, so nothing drifts toward expiry waiting on your attention. Desks and platforms drive the same actions from their own systems, or from an agent they run, over a REST API. Your floor and your rule stay the boundary either way, and anything outside them waits for you.
You sign in once to authorise the connection, and you can end it at any time by telling us to. Everything done on the account is written down where you can read it back, trade by trade, and our Terms set out the limits in writing: that is the version that binds us.
Your first trade on each IEC is free, on both sides: selling, zero commission and zero processing fee, and no fee means no GST on it; covering a Bill of Entry, your first cover carries no spread, so you pay the seller's price with nothing added. After that a sale is 0.40% of the value that settles plus 18% GST, charged only when a trade settles, and a cover carries a spread over the seller's bid, shown in full before you approve. No subscriptions, no listing fees, no minimums.
Yes. A broker or customs house agent can run their book on Scriphouse and keep both the client relationship and their commission. What moves onto us is the settlement and the paperwork, not the relationship.
Talk to a human.
A question about a quote, a settlement, or the API: write to us and a real person replies, usually within a day.
- Exporters: offers, payouts, Autopilot guard-rails.
- Importers and brokers: duty cover, the desk, API access and sandbox keys.
- Anything else: we read everything that arrives.
Prefer email? amin@scriphouse.com
Scrips are money. Treat them like it.
Connect once with one OTP. Every write after that waits for your tap.