In an export\import transaction requiring a letter of credit (L\C),the exporter's (seller's)bank can be known as the "advising" bank,the "confirming" bank,or both.

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In an export/import transaction involving a letter of credit, the exporter's bank can act as the advising bank, which advises the letter of credit to the exporter, and it can also act as the confirming bank if it adds its own guarantee to the letter of credit issued by the importer's bank, ensuring payment to the exporter under specified conditions.

In an Export\import Transaction Requiring a Letter of Credit (L\C),the