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Letter of Credit
Secure Your International Transactions

Reduce risk and build trust in global trade
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Guarantee payments & protect your business in cross-border deals

International trade comes with payment risks, regulatory challenges, and trust barriers between buyers and sellers.

 

A Letter of Credit (LC) is a financial instrument that provides guaranteed payment, ensuring both parties can trade with confidence.

 

With Letter of Credit solutions sourced via GoodFX, you can secure transactions, reduce risks, and build stronger trade relationships, all while ensuring smooth and on-time payments.

The Challenge:
Risk and uncertainty in international trade

Risk of non-payment

Buyers may delay or fail to pay after shipment

Lack of trust

Especially in first-time transactions between new trading partners

Cash flow disruptions

Suppliers may require upfront payment, causing strain

Regulatory issues

Different jurisdictions have varying trade laws

The Solution:
Secure, reliable transactions

Letter of Credit (LC) solutions sourced by GoodFX serve as a guaranteed payment method, ensuring that funds are released only when the agreed-upon trade terms are met.

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Eliminate Non-Payment Risk

Guaranteed payment upon meeting contract terms

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Build Trust with Suppliers & Buyers

Strengthen your important global trade relationships

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Faster Cash Flow for Sellers

Receive payments quicker with financial guarantees

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 Compliance & Transparency

Ensures smooth, dispute-free transactions

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Flexible & Customisable

Tailored LC structures to suit your specific trade needs

Who is eligible for a Letter of Credit?

If you deal with new international trade partners or large transactions, a Letter of Credit can protect your business.

✔ Businesses that import or export goods/services

✔ Transactions with high-value/high-risk payments

✔ Trades requiring a secure payment mechanism

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How a Letter of Credit works

Buyer Requests a Letter of Credit

The buyer arranges an LC with their bank

Seller Ships Goods

The exporter fulfils the trade agreement as per contract

Documents Submitted & Verified

Seller presents shipping & trade documents

Payment Released

The bank ensures compliance and releases funds

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Ensures secure transactions

Payment is only made if contract terms are met

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Protects both buyers & sellers

Reduces trade risk on both sides

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Boosts business credibility

Helps secure larger trade deals

Types of Letters of Credit we source

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Documentary
Letter of Credit

Ensures payment for delivered goods/services

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Standby
Letter of Credit

Serves as a backup guarantee if the buyer fails to pay

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Confirmed LC

An extra guarantee from a second bank, adding security for sellers

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Revolving LC

Useful for businesses that require repeated transactions under one LC

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Transferable LC

​Enables intermediaries (such as traders) to transfer part of the credit to suppliers

Making an impact with every transaction

​At GoodFX, we go beyond payments. We’re a B Corp-certified company, committed to economic inclusion and social impact.

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1/3 of our profits are donated to your chosen charity – at no cost to you
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That supports refugee education and financial inclusion initiatives
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