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The Standby Letter of Credit \u2013 Definition, Issuance and Notification<\/h2>\n

Another prominent payment technique used in international trade is the Standby Letter of Credit. What is a Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC)? How is it different from a Letter of Credit? How do issuance and notification of a Standby Letter of Credit work?<\/strong> \u2026 This article provides the answers to these questions.<\/p>\n

We already know what a Letter of Credit is. It is another naming for the documentary credit that was analyzed in the preceding articles. The key to understand this payment technique is therefore the word Standby. In the Cambridge dictionary, it reads about that word:<\/p>\n