Commodity Trade Finance

Underwriting & Funding Bankable Transactions

We provide structured trade finance solutions for bankable commodity transactions. Our expert underwriting and funding capabilities help you maintain liquidity, mitigate risk, and drive more deals to completion.

Trade Finance Underwriting Services

Financely underwrites trade finance transactions with an execution mindset. We validate the underlying trade, map the document flow, stress-test payment mechanics, and structure bankable instruments through regulated partners. Typical inputs include purchase orders, sales contracts, supplier contracts, shipping and inspection logic, financials, corporate documents, and evidence of the underlying transaction. If you are still deciding which instrument fits your deal, start with SBLC vs DLC and our UCP 600 guide.

Documentary Letters of Credit (DLC)

DLCs are document-driven payment mechanisms. Our underwriting focuses on whether the document set can clear without disputes, how discrepancies are handled, and whether the issuing and advising chain matches the counterparty risk. If your deal depends on UCP rules, read the UCP 600 letter of credit guide and the explainer on issuance, confirmation, and discounting.

  • Contract and Incoterms alignment to LC conditions and shipment windows.
  • Document mapping: invoice, transport, inspection, insurance, certificates, and data consistency.
  • Discrepancy risk analysis and control points before presentation.

Submit A Trade Finance File For Underwriting

If you have a real counterparty, a defined trade flow, and a document pack you can share, we can outline which instrument fits, what evidence is needed, and the underwriting path through regulated partners.

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Disclaimer: This content is for general information only and does not constitute advice, an offer, or a solicitation. Financely acts as advisor and arranger through regulated partners and is not a bank or lender. Any facility, instrument, or guarantee is subject to underwriting, KYC, AML, sanctions screening, legal review, perfected security, and approvals by relevant stakeholders.