QNT · Rank #34
Quant price in INR.
₹18,226 up 1.18%
Where QNT trades in India
| Exchange | INR pair | Price there | vs global | Safety facts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZebPay | Yes | ₹19,844 | +8.9% | FIU: Yes · withdrawals: Yes |
| WazirX | Yes | ₹19,999 | +9.7% | FIU: Yes · withdrawals: Check |
Prices on each exchange are the last INR trade from CoinGecko and can lag. “vs global” compares with the global price in rupees; Indian prices often run higher because of local demand and the USDT premium. A listing isn’t a safety check.
Risk flags
- Little trading on Indian exchanges: buying or selling can move the price against you.
Quant (QNT) is ranked #34 by market cap. Indefi hasn’t written a full guide on it yet, so treat it with the same care as any crypto asset: prices can fall sharply, and check the project’s official site and contract address before buying.
How Indians usually buy Quant
- Pick an exchange registered with FIU-IND. Compare exchanges.
- Complete KYC with your PAN and Aadhaar.
- Add rupees by bank transfer or UPI, where the exchange supports it.
- Buy QNT, then decide whether to keep it on the exchange or move it to a wallet you control.
Indefi doesn’t recommend buying any coin. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
QNT and Indian tax
Like any VDA, gains on selling or swapping QNT are taxed at 30% plus cess, losses can’t be set off, and 1% TDS applies on sales.
If you sold your QNT today
Estimate at today’s indicative price. Losses can’t be set off, and TDS counts towards your tax. Full calculator.
Questions
Where can I buy QNT in India?
QNT is listed on ZebPay, WazirX, some with a direct INR pair. Check each exchange’s FIU-IND registration and withdrawal policy first.
How is QNT taxed in India?
Gains on selling or swapping QNT are taxed at 30% plus 4% cess, losses can’t be set off, and 1% TDS is deducted on sales on Indian exchanges.