What is an SBLC [ Standby Letter Of Credit]?
What is an SBLC [
Standby Letter Of Credit]?
A SBLC is simply a
document that guarantees a bank's commitment of payment to a seller in case
that the buyer or the bank's client defaults on the agreement. A standby letter
of credit is a way of securing international trades between companies that
don't trust each other and have different laws and regulations. An SBLC helps
ensure that the buyer will receive the goods or service that's outlined in the
document and the seller will get paid. For example, if a contract calls for the
construction of a building and the builder fails to deliver, the client
presents the SBLC to the bank to be made whole.
Credit ;
Rudolf Umert [SBLC
Broker ]
RainerUmert55@gmail.com
rainer@sblcbrokers.com
www.sblcbrokers.com
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