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Update the browserAbout import letter of credit
You import goods but are not sure if your foreign supplier is reliable? Protect yourself and pay with our import letter of credit. We will pay only after the exporter presents us with documents that meet requirements of the shipment.
- Let us confirm your ability to pay. Gain new suppliers and better trading conditions
- Pay after delivery, no advance payment
- Reduce the risk of untimely delivery and inadequate quality of the goods by indicating the required documents in the letter of credit (insurance, approvals, transport documents and certificates)
- Use our online platform to conveniently manage the service
- Easily commission us with further letters of credit within the granted limit, based on the line for trade finance products
FAQ
In what currencies do you open an import letter of credit?
The basic currencies are PLN, EUR, USD. We may also complete transactions in other currencies as published in our foreign exchange rate table.
How do you verify shipping documents before paying?
We receive the documents from your contractor's bank. These can be invoices, transport or insurance documents, certificates, approvals. We verify them against the conditions specified in the letter of credit. If we find any discrepancies, we will inform you and your counterparty's bank.
When do you pay my supplier?
It is specified in the terms of the letter of credit. It can be:
- payment at sight i.e. usually 2-3 working days after the acceptance of the delivery documents
- deferred payment i.e. within a specified period after the date of shipment or after the date of invoice
- or mixed payment i.e. we pay part of the amount of the letter of credit upon presentation, and part on a deferred date.
What is the line for letters of credit and guarantees?
It is a revolving limit within which you can order letters of credit, guarantees, sureties, but you do not have to sign separate agreements or wait for decisions.