Who may consider letter of credit
- Importers and exporters
- Businesses purchasing goods on agreed trade terms
By Need
Letter of Credit
Understand non-fund-based limits that support eligible domestic or international trade transactions.
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Common funding uses
- Support supplier payment assurance
- Facilitate trade transactions
- Manage purchase and shipment cycles
What lenders and schemes may assess
- Underlying trade documents
- Credit limit and margin
- Bank charges, validity, and transaction terms
Common documents to prepare
- Applicant and business KYC, constitution, address, and ownership records
- Bank statements, income-tax returns, GST records, and financial statements where applicable
- Project report, quotations, licences, professional registrations, or scheme documents where relevant
- Existing loan statements, security papers, and proof of borrower contribution if required