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Application packs that survive bank scrutiny

We audit trade finance applications before they reach the issuing desk — letters of credit, guarantees, and import facilities prepared in Bangkok for Thai and correspondent banks.

What we examine in a trade finance application

Before a facility is drawn, banks weigh the story told by commercial invoices, transport documents, Incoterms, and collateral wording. Our reviewers walk that same path as an independent check, noting gaps that commonly trigger queries or refusals.

Documentary credit applications

Draft LC fields, beneficiary details, latest shipment dates, and presentation periods checked against the underlying sale contract.

Bank guarantee requests

Bid, performance, and advance-payment guarantee wording reviewed for amount, expiry, and claim conditions that match the tender or contract.

Import facility packs

Facility limit usage, shipping timelines, and supporting invoices assembled so treasury can answer credit questions without a scramble.

Flagship engagement

Trade Finance Application Audit

A structured review of one application pack — documents, draft instrument wording, and supporting schedules — delivered as written findings and a call to walk through bank-facing corrections.

Review engagement scope
Container yard representing goods covered by trade finance documents

From a recent LC pack review

They caught a mismatch between our packing list quantities and the draft LC amount before we lodged the application. The bank still asked for one clarification on Incoterms, but the shipment date held.

— Treasury lead, Thai electronics exporter
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Bring your draft application pack

Share the instrument type, bank, and shipment window. We reply within two business days with scoping notes and a fee range.

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