Investment Banking › Trade Finance

Letters of Credit (LCs)

Documentary credit solutions that provide payment assurance to buyers and sellers in domestic and cross-border trade transactions.

Overview

NBS Letters of Credit provide a secure payment mechanism for trade transactions where buyer and seller require independent bank assurance. We issue, advise, and manage documentary credits in line with international trade practice — reducing payment risk and enabling confident cross-border and domestic trade.

Why Choose NBS

Payment Assurance

Bank undertaking gives both parties confidence in settlement.

Cross-Border Expertise

Support for import and export transactions with documentary compliance.

Documentary Control

Structured review of shipping and commercial documents against LC terms.

What We Deliver

Import & Export LCs

Issuance and advising of documentary credits for buyers and beneficiaries.

Standby Letters of Credit

Payment undertakings used as performance or financial guarantees in trade.

Amendments & Confirmations

Management of LC lifecycle including amendments and confirmations where required.

Letters of Credit (LCs) FAQs

Find answers to common questions about NBS Letters of Credit (LCs)

A Letter of Credit is a bank undertaking to pay a beneficiary upon presentation of compliant documents, providing security to both buyer and seller in a trade transaction.

LCs are typically used when trading partners are new, cross-border, or where either party requires bank-mediated payment security.

Yes. We support both import and export documentary credit requirements, subject to applicable regulations and credit approval.

Team member 1 Team member 2 Team member 3

Still have questions?

Can't find the answer you're looking for? Please chat to our friendly team.

Get in touch