Letters of credit

In business it’s difficult fully to avoid mutual risks. In the case of seller, its risk is formed from non-payment by the buyer of the goods. At the same time, a buyer risk could be a non-provision of goods or substandard services.

That is why for the transaction often involves a third party on behalf of the bank, which can guarantee full compliance in respect to the agreement.

Eurobank* suggests becoming your mediator due to which you will surely be able to minimize the risks; no matter you are supplier or buyer.

Why letters to credit can interest a supplier?

  • Guarantee payment.
    According to a contract, payment is guaranteed not by a buyer, but bank, even in the case of buyer insolvency;
  • Operational payment.
    Payment is held immediately after receiving the bank documents that match the letter of credit;
  • Minimization of risks.
    Reducing the likelihood of trade risk, rejection of acceptance of goods, payment for already delivered goods;
  • Buyer can not make changes to the agreement, without agreeing in advance to the seller.

What is the benefit to the buyer?

  • Payment is made just after the bank check required documents and receiving the goods;
  • If the delivery is taken partly, the buyer pays for the part of the batch, which has already been provided.

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