Letters of Credit for Texas, New York, Florida & Illinois
 
 Many counterparties in TX, NY, FL, and IL require a standby letter of credit instead of cash. We prepare clean ISP98 wording, line up an issuer the beneficiary accepts, add confirmation when a local undertaking is needed, and run the file from draft to SWIFT MT760 and through expiry for ISO market credit, workers’ compensation self-insurance deposits, environmental closure assurance, utilities, leases, and subdivision guarantees.
 
   Who We Serve 
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Power market participants and energy developers
  
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Employers posting self-insured workers’ comp security
  
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Tenants, landlords, contractors, and subdividers
  
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Manufacturers and importers securing utility accounts
  
 
  
  
   Standby Types & Rule Sets 
  - Payment and performance standbys under ISP98
  
 - UCP600 standby where the beneficiary insists
  
 - URDG 758 demand guarantees when mandated
  
 - Assignment of proceeds or transfer where allowed
  
 
  
  Issuer & Confirmation Options 
  - Issuers on acceptance lists for each state and counterparty
  
 - Advising bank coordination and place of presentation control
  
 - Optional confirmation by a first-class bank when required
  
 - Charges clause aligned to beneficiary policy
  
 
  
  
 What We Deliver
 
   Wording That Clears 
 Clean demand mechanics, stated expiry and place, evergreen where required, and documentary terms examiners accept.
 
  
  Issuer Lineup 
 Jurisdiction and name fit for the beneficiary; sanctions checks; advising bank setup and effectiveness tracking.
 
  
  Execution Control 
 Fee letters, SWIFT MT760 issuance, controlled amendments, and expiry monitoring to prevent lapses.
 
  
  If Called 
 Presentation guidance and draw support so compliant demands pay without delay.
 
  
  
 State Counterparties & Use Cases
 
   Texas 
 ERCOT market credit and interconnection security; Texas DWC self-insured workers’ comp deposits; TCEQ environmental/closure assurance; utility deposits (Oncor, CenterPoint, etc.); commercial lease security; city/county subdivision guarantees.
 
  
  New York 
 NYISO market credit; NY Workers’ Compensation Board deposits; NYSDEC environmental assurance; utility deposits (Con Edison, National Grid); commercial leases; municipal subdivision and public-works guarantees.
 
  
  Florida 
 Utility procurement and interconnection collateral; FL Division of Workers’ Compensation self-insurance deposits; FDEP environmental/closure assurance; commercial lease security; county/city subdivision guarantees.
 
  
  Illinois 
 ISO market credit (MISO and PJM coverage by corridor); IL Workers’ Compensation Commission deposits; IEPA environmental assurance; utility deposits (ComEd, etc.); lease security; municipal subdivision guarantees.
 
  
  
 Controls That Keep Beneficiaries Comfortable
 
   Simple Demand Language 
 Short certificate text with no hidden conditions beyond the standby wording.
 
  
  Dates & Place Of Presentation 
 Clear expiry, business day rules, and practical place of presentation (courier or electronic where accepted).
 
  
  Issuer Acceptance 
 Banks on acceptance lists; optional confirmation by a local first-class bank to add payout certainty.
 
  
  Charges & Notices 
 Explicit allocation of issuance, advising, confirmation, and courier costs; notice paths that avoid disputes.
 
  
  
 Eligibility And Documents Required
 
   Baseline Profile 
  - Operating company with verifiable activity
  
 - Contract, lease, or counterparty requirement for a standby
  
 - Issuer name and jurisdiction acceptable to the beneficiary
  
 - Reimbursement or security acceptable to the issuer
  
 
  
  Checklist To Start 
  - KYC, corporate documents, ownership table
  
 - Recent financials and bank statements
  
 - Draft standby text with amount, expiry, rule set, and purpose
  
 - Beneficiary instructions and any required form (ERCOT/NYISO/MISO/PJM, workers’ comp, environmental, utility, or municipal templates)
  
 
  
  
 Process To Closing
 
  - Share beneficiary instructions or form, contract or lease, KYC, and financials.
  
 - Receive eligibility view, issuer and confirmer options, and fee letters.
  
 - Finalize wording, expiry and place, charges, and confirmation where needed.
  
 - Issuer transmits MT760 to the advising or beneficiary bank; effectiveness confirmed.
  
 - Manage amendments, notices, and any extension events; monitor expiry.
  
 - If called, present the stated demand and arrange payout when compliant.
  
 
 Illustrative Pricing
 
 Issuance 0.30%–1.20% flat per 90 days by issuer and corridor. Confirmation 0.40%–1.70% flat where required. Advising and courier costs as billed. Legal and documentation support at cost. Final allocation follows the charges clause in the standby.
 
 Frequently Asked Questions
 
   Will ERCOT/NYISO/MISO/PJM accept a confirmed standby? 
 Where policy allows, a confirming bank can add its own irrevocable undertaking. We align the issuer and any confirmation to the market operator’s rules.
 
  
  Can a landlord in these states take an SBLC instead of cash? 
 Many commercial landlords accept a standby that matches their wording and issuer criteria. We tailor text and issuer lineup to meet those policies.
 
  
  How do workers’ comp self-insurance deposits work? 
 State regulators allow letters of credit with specific evergreen and draw provisions. We mirror those terms and secure an acceptable issuing bank.
 
  
  
  Request Multi-State SBLC Terms (TX, NY, FL, IL)
 
 Share beneficiary instructions or form, preferred wording, amount, expiry, KYC, and financials. We come back with eligibility, pricing bands, and issuer options acceptable in each state, plus confirmation when required. From draft to MT760 and through expiry, we handle the details so you keep cash available for operations.
 
 Request Indicative Terms 
  
 Financely acts as advisor and arranger on a best efforts basis. We are not a bank. All mandates are subject to KYC and AML, sanctions screening, credit approval, legal documentation, counterparty capacity, and compliance with applicable laws. Nothing here is a commitment to lend or an offer of securities. Terms vary by bank names, jurisdictions, and documentary quality.