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Bills of Entry and Shipping Bills knocked off against remittances, with the reason shown

The engine scores every open customs document against unallocated remittances and tells you why it thinks they belong together. You confirm; it keeps the trail and watches the deadline.

• Scored suggestions — counterparty similarity, amount, currency and date proximity, boosted when the bank narration quotes your document or invoice number
• Tiered, scope-filtered matching — a purpose code can only settle the records it is allowed to (S0102 to a Bill of Entry, P0103 to an export advance, refunds only to the original remittance)
• Tolerances you control — ±2% and ±5 days by default; split payments, partial receipts and one remittance across many documents handled
• Compliance clocks — 270 days to realise exports, 180 days for import advances, a 120-day MTT outlay cap and credit-day due dates on imports, with overdue alerts and the simulator
• Closure with variance — write-off only within the lower of 5% or USD 1,000; the declaration is drafted when the rule allows it
• Bilateral set-off — net an export receivable against an import payable with the same overseas party, with its own reference and audit entry
• 2026 regime ready — the FEM (Export and Import of Goods and Services) Regulations 2026 rules for imports, the write-off leg and the reportable-transaction trail

Route every remittance at the best rate, then watch it land

Your AD banks quote different spreads on the same day. FxLayer compares each quote with the interbank mid-rate, shows the cost of each route in rupees, and follows the SWIFT gpi trail after you send.

• Live rate aggregation — quotes from each AD bank you hold, compared to the mid; the cheapest route is flagged per currency and amount
• SWIFT gpi tracking — the MT103's UETR followed hop by hop until the beneficiary is credited, with deductions surfaced
• Forward contract references on the remittance, so hedged payments settle at the booked rate
• Shipping Bill drawback FX exposure — Duty Drawback and RoDTEP amounts tracked against each Shipping Bill, so the rupee exposure between shipment, realisation and incentive credit is visible
• Spread leakage report — what the month would have cost at the worst quote versus the routed rate

RoDTEP and Duty Drawback on the Shipping Bill they belong to

Record the rate from DGFT's Appendix 4R or the Drawback Schedule for the HS code, and the platform tracks what was claimed, what was credited as e-scrip or received, and what is still outstanding — next to the realisation deadline of the same Shipping Bill.