Standby Letter of Credit Leasing
Financely arranges Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCs) through regulated banks for clients seeking collateral transfer. We underwrite, structure, and arrange issuance under ISP98 with full KYC and compliance. Facilities support project finance, trade, and structured credit, ensuring delivery through verifiable SWIFT MT760 messages from rated institutions.
Who this serves
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Borrowers requiring collateral to access loans or credit lines
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Project sponsors seeking security for EPC or financing commitments
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Traders needing an instrument to back payment or performance obligations
When it fits
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Bank, fund, or counterparty requires a standby letter under ISP98
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Collateral support is needed without full cash coverage
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MT760 issuance required for drawdown or confirmation
What we deliver
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Underwriting, SPV setup, and collateral documentation
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MT760 issuance from rated banks under ISP98
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Optional advising or confirmation with top-tier banks
Use cases
| Scenario |
SBLC Role |
Typical Rules |
| Loan facility requires collateral enhancement |
Standby Letter of Credit supporting credit line |
ISP98 |
| Project or contract requires payment security |
SBLC securing drawdown or advance payment |
ISP98 |
| Trade transaction demands counterparty protection |
SBLC used as payment or performance standby |
ISP98 |
How the structure works
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Underwriting and term sheet
We review the underlying contract, amount, and tenor. The term sheet defines structure, pricing, and timeline subject to credit and compliance.
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SPV and accounts
An SPV and dedicated accounts are established if required. Collateral is secured via deposits, receivables, or other enforceable pledges.
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Compliance and wording approval
Full KYC and sanctions checks are completed. SBLC text is reviewed by the issuer and aligned with ISP98 and beneficiary requirements.
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MT760 issuance and delivery
The standby is issued by SWIFT MT760 and verified by the advising bank. Financely monitors amendments, expiry, and any release conditions.
Pricing and execution
Fees
Arranger and issuance fees depend on tenor, amount, and collateral strength. Legal, compliance, and government costs are treated as pass-through.
Advance rates
Cash margin may be reduced with strong collateral or third-party guarantees acceptable to the issuing bank.
Timeline
Standard execution ranges from 10 to 20 business days following receipt of full documentation and approvals.
Request SBLC Leasing or Collateral Transfer Terms
Send your contract summary, required amount, tenor, and beneficiary details. We prepare a term sheet outlining structure, pricing, and bank conditions.
Request SBLC Terms
Financely acts as an arranger on a best-efforts basis through regulated partners. All standby letters of credit are subject to full KYC, AML, and compliance review. Issuance remains subject to approval by the selected bank or financial institution.