TRADE FINANCING

Trade financing encompasses the financial instruments, loans, and products that facilitate international trade, assisting importers and exporters in managing cash flow, mitigating risk, and ensuring seamless transactions.

Trade Financing Framework Architecture

Key Elements of our Financing

Partnership Strength

Highlight the importance of collaboration with banks, investors, and financial institutions.

Scope of Financing

Address trade finance, project finance, infrastructure, and ventures specific to various industries.

Flexibility

Discuss customized solutions, attractive interest rates, and flexible repayment options.

Global Reach

Emphasize the capability to assist both local and international projects.

Reliability

Establish our organization as a dependable partner for sustainable development.

The Importance of Trade Financing

  • Minimizes payment risks for both buyers and sellers
  • Enhances cash flow by offering working capital
  • Facilitates global growth opportunities for small businesses
  • Safeguards against currency fluctuations and political instability
  • Fosters trust between parties who may not meet face-to-face.

We offer Trade financing for all Importers

Procedures:

  1. 1Client fills out application signs, with CIS and Passport copy
  2. 2Agree on our terms and conditions
  3. 3Sign Contract both Importers and TTFG
  4. 4After the contract is signed TTFG send PI to pay Bond and Security Fee of which will be 7 to 10 % of total PI Invoice
  5. 5Payment for Bond and Security
  6. 6After TTFG will start the process for Financing with Exporters and Importers
  7. 7Once the product is shipped and reaches its destination, TTFG will discuss payment terms with the importer. We have various options available depending on the countries and clients involved.

Common Types of Trade Finance Instruments

Instrument
Purpose
Letter of Credit (LC):
Ensures payment to the exporter upon fulfillment of specified conditions.
Bank Guarantees:
Bank's commitment to compensate for losses in case of a party's default.
Documentary Collections:
Banks facilitate the exchange of documents and payments.
Trade Loans:
Temporary financing options for importers and exporters.
Factoring & Forfaiting:
Selling receivables to obtain immediate cash.
Export Credit Insurance:
Safeguards exporters against the risk of non-payment.