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The Local Letter of Credit is a crucial financial instrument in Indonesian domestic trade, particularly used when parties seek a secure payment method with bank intermediation. This document type is specifically designed for transactions within Indonesia's jurisdiction and is governed by Bank Indonesia regulations. The Local Letter of Credit provides a framework for secure domestic trade by offering payment guarantees to sellers while protecting buyers' interests through document verification requirements. It's commonly used in significant domestic transactions where parties require additional security or when mandated by corporate policies or government regulations. The document includes detailed specifications about payment terms, required documentation, goods description, and shipping requirements, all aligned with Indonesian banking practices and regulatory requirements.

1. Issuing Bank Details: Complete details of the issuing bank including name, branch, and SWIFT code

2. Letter of Credit Number: Unique identification number for the L/C

3. Date of Issue: Date when the L/C is issued

4. Applicant Details: Complete information about the buyer/applicant including name, address, and registration numbers

5. Beneficiary Details: Complete information about the seller/beneficiary including name, address, and bank account details

6. Currency and Amount: Specification of the L/C amount and currency

7. Expiry Date: Validity period of the L/C and place of expiry

8. Payment Terms: Specification of when and how payment will be made (at sight, deferred payment, etc.)

9. Goods Description: Detailed description of the goods being traded

10. Shipping Terms: Delivery terms, partial shipments, transhipment provisions

11. Document Requirements: List of required documents for L/C settlement

12. Special Conditions: Any specific conditions or requirements for the L/C