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Bills of Exchange

Bills of Exchange are formal financial instruments used to facilitate payment in domestic and international trade. They involve three parties: the drawer (usually the seller), the drawee (typically the buyer), and the payee. The drawer issues the bill, instructing the drawee to pay a specified amount either immediately (at sight) or on a future date. Once accepted by the drawee, the bill becomes a binding obligation. Bills of Exchange are transferable and can be used for financing, discounted with banks, or endorsed to third parties — providing liquidity and legal certainty in trade transactions.

Podcasts
VIDEO | Komgo CEO on corporate-to-bank c...
Deepesh Patel

At the WTO in Geneva, Komgo CEO Souleïma Baddi tells Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) why removing paper from trade is about more than technology, it’s about connectivity, collaboration, and trust. From eBLs to automation, Baddi shares how Komgo is scaling digital transformation across global trade finance.

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Videos
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Pascal Marclay

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News
Tata Steel completes first paperless imp...
Carter Hoffman

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Articles
Done deal: How electronic promissory not...
Andre Casterman

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News
Breaking: False representation claim dis...
Deepesh Patel

Singapore Court rejects US$19 million deceit claim over letter of credit in circular oil trade

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Videos
VIDEO I Catch ‘em while you can: How to ...
Baldev Bhinder

At Trade Treasury Payments (TTP) headquarters, we sat down with Baldev Bhinder, Partner at Blackstone & Gold, to discuss the murky world of invoice financing fraud and how to stay ahead of it.

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Commonwealth trade ministers set $2 tril...
Deepesh Patel

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New York adopts UCC Article 12, modernis...
Deepesh Patel

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‘Causation’ is key as Singap...
Deepesh Patel

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