Welcome to the XPortKnock blog
Why we're writing
XPortKnock is built for a specific reader — the Indian exporter who sells on Amazon Global Selling through FBA and spends nights matching settlement reports to invoices in Excel. This blog is for that same reader.
We'll write about the parts of exporting from India that don't get documented well elsewhere: EDPMS closure, RBI's rules on unrealised export proceeds, the practical reality of getting shipping bills off your ledger, and what happens when you're on the wrong side of an AD Bank reminder.
What to expect
- Plain-English guides. No compliance-speak. If it's not clear enough to be useful at 11pm when a bank notice arrives, we rewrite it.
- Founder perspective. I have been operating fashion and lifestyle brands exporting via Amazon Global Selling and had these problems long before I built the tool. Every post is written from that seller-side lens.
- Zero fluff. We won't write about "digital transformation" or "unlocking synergies". If a post exists, it's because a specific question kept showing up in email and deserved a real answer.
What's coming
The first post going live properly (this is just the setup marker) is a complete guide to EDPMS closure for Amazon FBA exporters — the stuff every Indian seller wishes someone had written before they hit their first ninety-day bank reminder.
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— The XPortKnock team