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Dayax Islamic Bank
offers several trade financing facilities that are based on
Islamic financial contracts to suit its customers’ financing
needs.
Trust
Receipt: refers to a financing
facility to finance domestic or international trade
documents drawn against Letter of Credit or Inward Bills for
Collection. This facility is based on the contracts of
Murabahah and Wakalah.
Letter of Credit: refers to an
undertaking by the Bank to pay a seller (exporter), thus
enabling the customer (importer) to import goods. Letter of
Credit can be based on the contracts of Wakalah or Murabahah.
Accepted
Bills:
refers to a Bill of Exchange (draft) drawn to finance
domestic and foreign trade and it is payable on a specified
future date. Imports and local purchases are based on the
contract of Murabahah, while exports and local sales are
based on the contract of Bai Al-Dayn |