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The Trade Finance Letter of Credit is a crucial document in international trade transactions, particularly when parties seek security in cross-border dealings. Under Danish jurisdiction, this document combines local financial regulations with international banking practices, specifically UCP 600, to create a legally binding payment guarantee. It is typically used when a seller requires payment security from a buyer in another country, or when regulatory requirements mandate formal bank-mediated payment arrangements. The document details the conditions for payment, required documentation, shipping terms, and the roles and responsibilities of all involved banking parties. Its use is particularly relevant in high-value transactions, new trading relationships, or when dealing with certain geographic regions where direct payment methods may carry higher risks. The document's structure and content must comply with both Danish financial services law and international banking standards.

1. Issuing Bank Details: Full identification and contact details of the bank issuing the Letter of Credit

2. Beneficiary Details: Complete identification and contact information of the seller/exporter

3. Applicant Details: Complete identification and contact information of the buyer/importer

4. Letter of Credit Number: Unique reference number for the Letter of Credit

5. Currency and Amount: Specification of the currency and exact amount of the Letter of Credit

6. Type of Credit: Specification of whether the credit is irrevocable (and if confirmed, by whom)

7. Available With: Specification of where and how the credit is available (sight, deferred payment, acceptance, or negotiation)

8. Expiry Date: Clear statement of expiry date and place for presentation of documents

9. Shipment Terms: Latest shipment date and delivery terms according to Incoterms

10. Document Requirements: Detailed list of required documents (commercial invoice, transport documents, insurance documents, etc.)

11. Goods Description: Precise description of the goods, quantity, and unit price

12. Partial Shipments: Statement whether partial shipments are allowed or prohibited

13. Transhipment: Statement whether transhipment is allowed or prohibited

14. Payment Terms: Specific conditions and timing of payment

15. Banking Charges: Clear allocation of banking charges between parties