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Exporting adds a layer of complexity compared with domestic trading. For instance, you will need to take into account the differences in culture, language, regulations and climate as well as the longer distance between you and the buyer and for the goods to be transported, and many other challenges.
Advice about export
Find out how you can better recognise risks in order to reduce your exposure, optimise your international trade transactions through smart financing and find a payment solution that suits both your and your supplier's requirements.
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Export collections
Export collection is a frequently used payment method in international trade. If you choose to send shipments by sea, and if the payment term is CAD (cash against documents), Export collection can be a way to secure your payment after shipment of goods, or at least remain in control of your goods.
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Documentary credit
By using an Export Documentary credit, you can gain a considerable competitive edge, boost your cash flow and gain control of your risks. It can also serve as a financing instrument and is a globally used method of payment in international trade.
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Export standby letter of credit
Like a DC and a bank guarantee, a standby letter of credit is a very flexible instrument for all types of business. It can cover anything from an ordinary guarantee commitment to a more sophisticated financial instrument. It is normally used in order to secure the fulfillment of contractual obligations such as payments.
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