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One contract you build here and download signed-and-ready, and the reference documents that travel with it. Everything is drafted against Indian export practice and Incoterms® 2020 — and everything on this page is yours to take.
Answer the questions and the finished document is assembled around your answers — the right payment mechanism kept and the others removed, your terms in every clause that refers to them. Nothing is sent anywhere: it is drafted in your own browser.
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The whole agreement — goods, price, payment, shipment, inspection, insurance, governing law and arbitration. Answer 28questions and the contract writes itself beside the form, clause by clause, in the template’s own wording.
A signed contract must state exactly one payment mechanism. Stating more than one at once is internally inconsistent and may be unenforceable as to payment, which is why the builder keeps the mechanism you choose and deletes the rest.
This is a drafting aid and not legal advice. Review the completed contract against its governing law, UCP 600 (for Letter of Credit clauses) or URC 522 (for D/P and D/A clauses), and the parties’ banks before execution.
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The same 5 payment clauses the Export Sales Contract drafts into Clause 4 — L/C at Sight, Usance L/C, Advance Payment, D/P Sight, D/A — on their own, for a Contract you already have. Answer the follow-up questions and take the clause away, ready to insert.
Blank templates to fill in yourself. Nothing here is generated — download it, complete it in your own software, and send it.
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All eleven Incoterms® 2020 rules on one chart — for each, where delivery happens and where carriage, risk and cost pass from the seller to the buyer, from export clearance to the buyer’s door.
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The five common ways to get paid for an export sale — advance payment, letters of credit, documentary collections, open account and consignment — and who carries the risk under each.
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An overview of the ICC’s Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 600): how a letter of credit works, the parties to it, and the rules banks apply when examining documents.
DownloadThese documents are provided as drafting aids and are not legal advice. EDART is not a party to any contract made using them — have your own adviser review the final wording before you sign.