Every shipping bill becomes cash. Sell RoDTEP and RoSCTL scrips at a firm price.
Your RoDTEP and RoSCTL scrips arrive on their own. A firm offer lands, priced for that scrip at the moment you ask and held for sixty seconds, you tap once, and the money is in your bank in minutes, same day (T+0) with a UTR on the receipt.
The discount haggle, retired.
A duty-credit scrip is money the government owes you for exporting. Turning it into cash used to mean brokers, phone quotes, and a discount you could not check. Now it means this.
Every port you ship from, one ledger. The scroll matures, the scrip issues, and it lands in your Scrip Ledger with a status you can trust: Issued, Reserved, or Transferred. Nothing to file, nothing to fetch.
Sell Now returns a single number, produced for that scrip at the moment you ask and held firm for 60 seconds. No bidding, no counterparty to chase. You tap Confirm, or you let it pass.
Settlement is atomic. Buyer funds lock before the scrip moves, the payout fires with a UTR in minutes, same day (T+0), and every trade files a GST invoice and net-realisation statement for your auditor.
Four steps to
money in your bank.
One scrip at a time, or the whole book on Autopilot. Either way the last step is a payout with a UTR.
Connect once
Link your IEC a single time, with one OTP. The connection state is always visible: Connected, Action needed, or Not connected. Managed under a signed, revocable Power of Attorney.
Connected · one OTPPick a scrip
Open the Scrip Ledger and choose what to sell. Scheme, port of issue, face value and days to expiry are all in front of you before you commit.
Issued · Reserved · TransferredTake the firm offer
Sell Now returns one firm number for that scrip, held for 60 seconds. Tap Confirm, or let the offer pass with nothing owed.
Firm 60s · one numberMoney 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.
T+0 · bank transfer with UTREverything a seller needs. Nothing they don't.
Scrip Ledger, Sell, Autopilot, and Funds. A tour of the screens you will live in, and the receipts that leave with you.
The Scrip Ledger: every scrip, priced and statused
Each duty-credit scrip lives here with a status you can trust, reconciled against live ICEGATE state, searchable by scrip number or scheme.
- Status on every scrip. Issued, Reserved, or Transferred, so you always know what is sellable right now.
- Full detail on open. Scheme, port of issue, face value, and days to expiry.
- Expiry radar. Lots inside 30 days get sell-now priority before the credit lapses.
- Export the whole ledger, CSV or Tally-ready, any time, with nothing stuck here.
Sell Now, 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. One number, priced for that specific credit, held while you decide. The countdown is the negotiation.
- Your floor, your rules. Autopilot sells at a firm price above the floor you set, never below it, whole scrips only.
- Nothing acts alone. A bid below your floor or a lot near expiry is held for your tap. Every write waits for approval.
- One number, not a range. Every offer is a single firm price for that scrip, so there is nothing to negotiate down from.
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: receipts that leave with you
Buyer funds are secured before the scrip moves, released on ICEGATE confirmation, and paid out with a UTR. The books keep themselves.
- A UTR on every payout, fired in minutes, same day (T+0) as the scrip transfers.
- Download the audit pack. GST invoice, net-realisation statement, and the hash-chained trail per trade.
- Scrip sale is GST-exempt, HSN 4907 under Notification 10/2025-Central Tax (Rate), S. No. 137. The Scriphouse fee carries 18% GST, shown on the invoice.
- Export the full ledger, CSV or Tally-ready vouchers, when the auditor calls.
Realisation, tracked against the RBI clock
Selling the scrip is one job. Proving the money came home is the other one, and it is the one that turns into a quarter-end scramble. Every export proceed sits against its own deadline here, so a date never arrives as a surprise.
- Aging you can see. Each shipping bill against its own realisation clock, oldest first, so you know what needs attention this week rather than this quarter.
- A report your bank can act on. Hand your AD bank the realisation position in one download instead of rebuilding it from statements every time they ask.
- The same file, not two. Realisation is the proof that stands behind a RoDTEP or RoSCTL claim, so it belongs next to the credit it supports rather than in a folder somebody else keeps.
- We do not overstate our part. The ledger is yours, closure is your bank's, and the certificate is DGFT's. We keep the picture straight and we do not pretend to be either of them.
Sell one RoDTEP scrip by hand, or let every scroll sell itself.
Sell Now is one firm offer you confirm in the moment. Autopilot sells every future scroll at a firm price above the floor you set, whole scrips only. Anything outside your guard-rails is held for your tap, and nothing ever reaches ICEGATE without your approval.
Selling on Scriphouse, or selling in the grey bazaar.
Scrips have long changed hands through informal brokers on a phone quote. That market is real and it works for many. The difference is what you can see, and who carries the risk.
Scrip sale is GST-exempt under HSN 4907. See how Scriphouse handles compliance and trust.
Money before the scrip moves. Every time.
The reason you can sell to a screen instead of a person is the settlement design. It is atomic, and it is built to unwind cleanly if anything goes wrong.
Buyer funds are secured before any scrip moves, or neither moves. Title moves on ICEGATE and the payout is released against confirmation of that transfer, in minutes, same day (T+0), with a UTR. If a settlement fails, it unwinds and refunds in full the same day.
Every scrip is checked against its shipping-bill chain, the seller IEC history, KYC, and live ledger status before it can be sold. Government notifications from September 2022 shield a bona-fide transferee from a seller's prior defaults.
Your ICEGATE account is operated under a signed, revocable Power of Attorney. Nothing is submitted without your approval, and every step is recorded on a hash-chained, tamper-evident audit trail.
The scrip sale is GST-exempt, HSN 4907. The Scriphouse fee carries 18% GST. Every trade ships a GST invoice and a net-realisation statement showing price, ITC impact, fee, and take-home, with a full ledger export, CSV or Tally-ready, whenever you want it.
Trust, stated plainly.
A published rate would have to average across remaining life, scheme, lot size and provenance, and the averaging is where a holder loses money. Your number is produced for your scrip, at the moment you ask. The firm number comes from Sell Now, held for 60 seconds.
Shipping-bill chain, seller IEC history, KYC, and live ledger status are all checked before a scrip can be sold. September 2022 notifications shield a bona-fide transferee from a seller's prior defaults.
A copyable trade reference, a downloadable audit pack per trade, and a full export of the ledger, CSV or Tally-ready, whenever you want. Your records leave with you.
You tap Confirm in the moment. Funds lock before the scrip moves, and the payout fires in minutes, same day (T+0), with the UTR on the receipt. If anything stalls, the trade unwinds and refunds in full the same day.
Autopilot sells only inside the guard-rails you set. Anything below your floor or near expiry is held for your tap. Nothing is submitted to ICEGATE without your approval.
Rs 0 on the first one: zero commission, zero processing. The standard fee on every trade after it is 0.40% of the value that settles plus 18% GST, charged only when a trade settles. No subscriptions, no listing fees, no minimums.
Raise an issue against the exact trade, scrip or payout it is about, and it stays attached to that trade until it is resolved, with replies reaching you in the app or by email as you prefer. Every message we send is tracked to delivery, so one that did not reach you is never shown to you as delivered.
Credit that took real exports to earn lapses quietly, because nobody is watching a date two years out. Every scrip is tracked against its own expiry, and lots running short are pushed in front of you while they are still worth something.
You link your IEC one time, with one OTP. You do not repeat that step to sell, so selling a scrip in March does not mean hunting for a code on a phone in somebody else's drawer.
Asked, answered.
It is priced for that specific scrip, at the moment you ask. There is no rate card and no published benchmark, because two scrips of the same face value are not the same asset. What comes back is one firm number for that scrip, held firm for sixty seconds. The countdown is the negotiation.
No. You do not deal with a buyer, you deal with Scriphouse. There is no listing, no bidding and no waiting for someone to take the other side: you approve, and you are paid.
In minutes, on the same business day. The money reaches your bank with a UTR on the receipt, which is what your bank and your auditor will both ask for. Every trade also ships a GST invoice and a net-realisation statement showing price, fee and take-home.
No GST on the scrip. Duty-credit scrips are HSN 4907, covered by S. No. 137 of Notification 10/2025-Central Tax (Rate) from 22-09-2025, so the sale itself is exempt and only the Scriphouse fee carries 18%. Income tax on the proceeds is a question about your own books, not about the instrument, and we do not answer it for you.
Yes, inside a rule you own. Autopilot holds a standing rule you set, whole scrips at or above a floor such as 97.00%, and works each sale out as the scrip issues rather than waiting on your attention. Your floor is the boundary: a scrip that clears it sells on your terms, and one that does not is held for you. You never chase a sale, and you never find one done under your number.
Rs 0 on your first trade on each IEC: zero commission, zero processing. After that the standard fee is 0.40% of the value that settles plus 18% GST, charged only when a trade settles. No subscriptions, no listing fees, no minimums. You are billed on settlement or not at all.
For the scrip, yes. No reversal is documented in the ICEGATE e-scrip advisory, so an approved transfer is final and the credit is the buyer's to apply. Notifications 75/2022 and 76/2022-Customs (N.T.) of September 2022 also removed the clauses that reached a buyer for an exporter's excess credit or unrealised export proceeds, which is the outcome most sellers are asking about.
You raise it against the exact trade, scrip or payout it is about, and it stays pinned to that trade until it is closed. That is the whole design: there is no general queue where a specific problem turns into a ticket about nothing in particular, and no thread that loses which trade it was ever about.
On the account you connect, only while you allow it: you can end the authorisation at any time by telling us to. Every action taken on your behalf is written down where you can read it back, trade by trade, so what happened is never a matter of memory.
Buying, or running a book for others?
Pay customs duty for less
Cover a Bill of Entry with scrips instead of cash. Scriphouse assembles the cheapest whole-scrip bundle for the assessed duty and transfers it into your ledger, ready to apply when you file the Bill of Entry.
Cover a duty bill →The desk · For Brokers & CHAsRun every client IEC from one desk
Keep the client and the commission. Settlement and paperwork run on Scriphouse rails, and a quote API embeds in your own portal when you want it.
Open the desk →Guides · ResourcesDuty-credit scrips, explained plainly
Playbooks on RoDTEP, RoSCTL, the Electronic Duty Credit Ledger, and what to check on a scrip before you sell.
Read the guides →Turn your next shipping bill into cash.
Connect your IEC once. Your scrips are already on their way, and the first offer is a tap away.