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In India, remittances are allowed to be sent to foreign countries. Such remittances are called outward remittances. Similarly, remittances are also allowed to be received by a company or entity set up in India. Remittances which are received in India are called as inward remittances. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the main regulatory authority dealing with foreign exchange transactions within the country. 

Persons who are living outside India are required to send funds to India on a very frequent basis for their family maintenance. Therefore, Money Transfer Service Scheme (MTSS) is formed to make the process of inward remittance for individuals easy.