13-28 Commercial letters of credit are guarantees that are issued to cover contingencies that are potentially more severe and less predictable than those covered by standby letters of credit.

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Commercial letters of credit are primarily used to facilitate trade by ensuring payment for goods, whereas standby letters of credit are used as a backup payment method for more severe and unpredictable contingencies.

13-28 Commercial Letters of Credit Are Guarantees That Are Issued