You can buy Pepe (PEPE) in India directly with rupees on a regulated crypto platform, with no dollar conversion or foreign exchange needed. On Mudrex, the process has five steps. You sign up, complete KYC with your PAN and Aadhaar, add INR through UPI, find PEPE, and place your order from as little as ₹100. This guide walks through each step, explains why PEPE’s price looks so tiny, and covers fees, tax, and safe storage.
How to Buy Pepe in India: Step by Step
Buying PEPE on Mudrex works the same way as buying any other coin in our app. Here is the full process, from creating your account to confirming your first order.
Create your account: Download the Mudrex app for Android or iOS, or sign up on our website. Registration takes only a few moments.
Complete KYC: KYC (Know Your Customer) is a one-time identity check that regulated crypto platforms in India require. You verify using your Aadhaar and PAN.
Add INR to your account: Fund your account in rupees through a UPI app such as Google Pay, PhonePe, or Paytm, or through a NEFT bank transfer. We do not charge for INR deposits.
Find PEPE and enter your amount: Search for PEPE in Spot, or go straight to our Buy Pepe page. Enter how many rupees you want to spend, starting from ₹100.
Confirm your purchase: Check the amount and fees shown, then confirm. Your PEPE appears in your Spot holdings once the order goes through.
Five steps from sign-up to your first PEPE order.
If you would rather not buy in one go, you can set up a crypto SIP instead. It buys PEPE automatically every day, week, or month, starting from ₹100.
Why Is the Price of PEPE So Small?
When you check PEPE in rupees, you will see a price like ₹0.0004 per token. That can look strange, but it is normal for PEPE. Its supply is fixed at 420.69 trillion tokens, so each token is worth only a tiny fraction of a rupee.
A low price per token does not make PEPE cheap, and it does not mean the price has more room to rise. What matters is market cap, which is the price multiplied by the number of tokens. At around $1.8 billion, PEPE’s market cap places it among the larger meme coins.
Because each token costs so little, even a small rupee amount buys a very large number of tokens. The table shows rough figures at our price on 7 October 2026 (about ₹0.0004121 per PEPE), before fees.
Amount you spend
Approximate PEPE received
₹100
About 243,000
₹500
About 1.21 million
₹1,000
About 2.43 million
The live price changes every second, so check our PEPE/INR converter before you buy.
PEPE Market Data to Check Before You Buy
A few numbers help you understand what you are buying. Here is a snapshot as of 7 October 2026. Live figures will differ, since PEPE can move sharply within a single day.
Metric
Snapshot (as of 7 October 2026)
PEPE/INR price
About ₹0.00041
PEPE/USD price
About $0.0000043
Market cap
About $1.8 billion
Supply
420.69 trillion (fixed maximum)
All-time high
About $0.0000283 (December 2024)
Distance from all-time high
About 85% below
Beyond the snapshot, these live figures are worth a look before you place an order:
24-hour trading volume: This is the total value traded on the last day. Higher volume usually means it is easier to buy and sell without moving the price.
Liquidity: Liquidity describes how easily you can trade at a fair price. PEPE is one of the larger meme coins by market cap, which generally helps.
Spread: The spread is the gap between the best buying price and the best selling price. A smaller spread means a cheaper trade.
Trading pair: A trading pair shows which two assets are being exchanged. PEPE/INR means the price of one PEPE in rupees.
24-hour price change: This shows how far the price has moved recently. Meme coins can swing sharply within a single day.
What to Know Before You Buy PEPE
PEPE is a meme coin, a cryptocurrency inspired by an internet meme. Its value comes mainly from online community interest rather than a product or revenue. Prices can swing sharply when social media attention rises or fades, and PEPE trades roughly 85% below its December 2024 all-time high.
Because of this, many investors treat meme coins as a small, high-risk part of a wider portfolio and only invest money they can afford to lose. For a deeper look, read our PEPE investment analysis.
Fees and Taxes When You Buy PEPE
Buying PEPE on Mudrex involves a trading fee, and GST applies on that fee. Our spot trading fee is 0.45% for users with less than ₹2 lakh in 30-day spot trading volume. It drops as low as 0.12% on higher tiers of Alpha, our volume-based fee program. You can see every charge on our fee page.
Charge
What it is
Amount
INR deposit (UPI or NEFT)
Adding rupees to your account
Free
Spot trading fee
Charged when you buy or sell
0.45% for most users, down to 0.12% on higher Alpha tiers
GST
Charged on the trading fee
18% of the fee
TDS
Tax deducted at source when you sell
1% on sells, not on buys
INR withdrawal
Moving rupees back to your bank
Free
Crypto withdrawal
Sending coins to an outside wallet
2% (minimum $0.5, includes GST)
Here is an example. On a ₹1,000 purchase at the 0.45% rate, the trading fee is ₹4.50, plus ₹0.81 of GST on that fee, so about ₹5.31 in total.
Tax applies when you sell, not when you buy. In India, profits from selling crypto are taxed at a flat 30% (plus cess), and losses cannot be set off against other income. A 1% TDS (tax deducted at source) also applies on sales, and we deduct it automatically where it applies.
These rules have stayed the same through 2026. Tax rules can change, so check the latest before you sell. Our crypto tax calculator can help you estimate what you may owe.
Market Orders and Limit Orders: What They Mean
You will often see two order types on crypto platforms. A market order buys immediately at the best available price. A limit order lets you choose the price you are willing to pay, and it only goes through if the market reaches that price.
Market order
Limit order
Speed
Immediate
Only if your price is reached
Price control
Low, you accept the current price
High, you set the price
Best for
Buying quickly
Waiting for a specific price
Main risk
Price may differ slightly from what you saw
Order may never fill
When you buy PEPE in our app, you enter an INR amount and buy at the live price, which works like a market order. For small amounts, the gap between the price you saw and the price you get is usually tiny. It can grow when PEPE moves fast, so avoid buying in a rush during sharp spikes.
After you buy, you can also use the stop-loss and take-profit tools on your spot holdings. They let you set the price at which you want to sell automatically.
How to Store PEPE After Buying
After your purchase, PEPE stays in your Mudrex account. We are registered with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), and our site lists ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications. For most beginners, keeping small amounts in the app is the simplest option.
You can also move PEPE to your own wallet, often called self-custody, where only you hold the keys. PEPE runs on the Ethereum network, so any Ethereum-compatible wallet can hold it. Moving crypto out of Mudrex costs 2% (minimum $0.5, including GST), so for small balances the minimum can take a big share. We show the exact fee before you confirm any transfer.
Whichever option you choose, a few safe habits matter:
Never share your seed phrase: Your seed phrase is the master password to your wallet. Anyone who has it can take your funds, and no genuine support team will ever ask for it.
Turn on two-factor authentication: Two-factor authentication adds a second check when you log in. This makes it much harder for someone else to access your account.
Verify the contract address: Every token has a unique contract address. PEPE’s official address on the Ethereum network is 0x6982508145454Ce325dDbE47a25d4ec3d2311933. Bridged copies on other networks use different addresses, and copycat tokens with similar names are common for popular meme coins, so confirm the full address on a block explorer before sending funds.
Double-check wallet addresses: Crypto transfers cannot be reversed, so check the full receiving address before every transfer.
Conclusion
To buy Pepe in India, create a Mudrex account, complete KYC, add INR, and place your order from ₹100. Check the live price first, remember that a tiny price per token says little about value, and keep the fees and tax rules in mind. PEPE can move sharply in either direction, so consider keeping your position small.
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FAQs
How can I buy Pepe in India, and where can I buy PEPE with INR?
You can buy PEPE in India with INR through regulated crypto platforms like Mudrex. Sign up, complete KYC, add rupees through UPI or NEFT, and place your order. No dollar conversion or foreign exchange is needed.
What is the minimum amount needed to buy Pepe?
On platforms like Mudrex, you can buy PEPE from as little as ₹100. Because PEPE’s price per token is tiny, ₹100 buys a large number of tokens. You can also set up a SIP from ₹100 to buy at regular intervals.
Do I need KYC to buy PEPE in India?
Yes, regulated crypto platforms in India require KYC before you can buy or sell. On Mudrex, you verify using your Aadhaar and PAN. It is a one-time process.
What fees apply when buying Pepe?
Crypto platforms in India charge a trading fee, with GST on that fee. On Mudrex, the spot trading fee is 0.45% for most users and drops to as low as 0.12% on higher Alpha tiers, with 18% GST on the fee. INR deposits are free, and 1% TDS applies only when you sell.
How do I store PEPE after buying it?
You can keep PEPE in your exchange account, as on Mudrex, or move it to a self-custody wallet that supports Ethereum. Crypto withdrawals on Mudrex cost 2% (minimum $0.5), so keeping small amounts in the app is often simpler. Never share your seed phrase, and verify the contract address before sending funds.
Risk Disclaimer
Cryptocurrency investments carry a high risk of loss and are highly volatile. PEPE is a meme coin whose price depends largely on market sentiment, and it has fallen sharply from its all-time high. The figures and steps in this article are illustrative and for educational purposes only; they are not financial advice. Please do your own research (DYOR) and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
Siri is a writer venturing into the exciting realms of blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, and decentralized finance (DeFi), eager to explore the transformative potential of these innovations. She brings a unique perspective that bridges traditional industries and cutting-edge technology, often infused with a touch of humor through memes. She has a rich background in real estate and interior design, having previously contributed to NoBroker, where she crafted blogs and assets on these topics.