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Yogita Ingle 3 years, 11 months ago
It is a guarantee letter issued by the importer’s bank stating that it will honour the export bills to the bank of the exporter upto a certain amount.
Commercial Letter of Credit
This is a standard letter of credit that’s commonly used in international trade, and may also be referred to as a documentary credit or an import/export letter of credit. A bank acts as a neutral third party to release funds when all the conditions of the agreement have been met.
Standby Letter of Credit
This type of letter of credit is different: It provides payment if something fails to happen. Instead of facilitating a transaction, a standby letter of credit provides compensation when something goes wrong.
Back-to-Back Letters of Credit
A back to back letter of credit allows intermediaries to connect buyers and sellers
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