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·         Red Clause Letter of Credit Sample in Swift Format
·         Red clause letters of credit supply advance payments to exporters before they actually ship the goods to the importers. Exporters receive advance payments under red clause letters of credit mostly from the issuing banks. Issuing banks make the advance payment under a red clause letter of credit against presentation of an advance payment guarantee issued by the bankers of the exporter, guaranteeing a refund in the event of failure to ship under the credit.

MT 700 Network Validated Rules
  • C1 Either field 39A or 39B, but not both, may be present 
  • C2 When used, fields 42C and 42a must both be present 
  • C3 Either fields 42C and 42a together, or field 42M alone, or field 42P alone may be present. No other
  • combination of these fields is allowed 
  • C4 Either field 44C or 44D, but not both, may be present 
MT 700 Usage RulesMT 700 Usage Rules
  • When the documentary credit message exceeds the maximum input message length, additional documentary credit information should be transmitted via one or more MT 701s. Up to three MT 701s may be sent in addition to the MT 700.
  • Unless otherwise specified, a documentary credit advised to the beneficiary or another advising bank based on a SWIFT message constitutes an operative credit instrument.
  • For freely negotiable documentary credits, if the Receiver does not further transmit the credit by MT 710, it must add sentences to the effect that:
  • The advice to the beneficiary must be presented at each negotiation.
  • The negotiating bank must note each negotiation on that advice.
  • To avoid misunderstandings, where possible, banks are to use Bank Identifier Codes rather than expressions such as ourselves ,yourselves ,us, or you.
  • The advising bank must advise a documentary credit, including all its details, in a way that is clear and unambiguous to the beneficiary.





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