Letter of Credit

Letter of Credit

A Letter of Credit, also referred to as Documentary Credit, is a formal undertaking issued by a bank representing an importer, promising to pay the exporter a specified amount within a set timeframe and upon presentation of agreed-upon documents. This commitment is governed by the International Chamber of Commerce’s Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, publication number 500.

Sight & Time Letter for Credit

The Sight Letter of Credit denotes payment upon presentation of documents, allowing banks adequate time for document verification. The Term Letter of Credit pertains to payments due after a specified period as outlined in the draft.
Confirmed Letter Of Credit (L/c).

The Sight Letter of Credit denotes payment upon presentation of documents, allowing banks adequate time for document verification. The Term Letter of Credit pertains to payments due after a specified period as outlined in the draft.
Revocable and irrevocable letter of credit (L/c).

A Revocable Letter of Credit can be cancelled without the exporter’s consent, whereas a Revocable Letter can’t be cancelled or modified without consent from all parties, including the exporter.

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