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As with SBLCs, Letters of Credit are required by law to be 100% funded upon issuance. Normally, this would require that the client either deposit the full amount of the LC into the financial institution providing the instrument, or qualify for a loan from the providing institution, also in the full amount of the LC requested. A client with the resources to deposit the full amount needed to support the requested LC has no need of our services. Those clients who lack this liquidity can, however, utilize the products of our provider and, through our network of brokers, can obtain the LC required for a very small fraction of the face value of the LC needed. ** Ask for a quote **

Conditional Approval Letters are often required by sellers as proof of a client´s ongoing progress in obtaining financing for a proposed purchase. While these letters are most commonly used for real estate transactions, they can be used for any purchase or financing which might need additional time to develop. They can also be used to indicate the proposed buyer/borrower´s ability to obtain funding prior to the acceptance of a purchase offer. ** Ask for a quote **

An SBLC is commonly used to "back up" a loan or line of credit in order to show financial strength and secure payment to a creditor in case the client defaults. If the client defaults, the SBLC is called upon to pay the client´s obligations. Lenders and commercial creditors like this because it assures them that their loan, line of credit or sales transaction will be paid regardless of the actions of the borrower/purchaser. These SBLCs are insured to protect the investors if a default occurs but in many cases, SBLCs will qualify a client for a line of credit or loan they otherwise would not qualify for. Like the POFs, the SBLCs are individually backed by cash funds. ** Ask for a quote **

Comfort Letters and Advice of Blocked Funds are tools which we can offer to clients needing to demonstrate financial liquidity. While they do not guaranty payment, they often give the proposed lender sufficient confidence in the borrower to extend the credit requested. ** Ask for a quote **