A confirmed letter of credit is a second guarantee, in
addition to a letter of credit, that commits to payment of the letter of
credit. A confirmed letter of credit is typically used when the issuing
bank of the letter of credit may have questionable creditworthiness and
the seller seeks to get a second guarantee to assure payment.
BREAKING DOWN 'Confirmed Letter Of Credit'
A letter of credit is a document issued by a bank that allows the
holder of the letter to draw the funds as stated on the letter from the
issuing bank. In contrast to a confirmed letter of credit, if the seller
does not seek the second guarantee, the document would be called a
unconfirmed letter of credit.
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