A surety bond is a guarantee that contractual obligations will be met. If the contractor fails, the bond covers the financial loss.
This covers non-payment risks associated with foreign buyers, including political and currency transfer risks.
It protects your business against losses from local customers who default on payments.
Our team provides ongoing risk assessments, customer limit monitoring, and dispute resolution guidance.
Policies can often be amended to accommodate business growth, new markets, or added customers.
Yes, but we also support this by providing credit information and monitoring services on your buyers.
Once all required documentation is submitted and verified, claims are typically processed within 30 days.
You can file a claim with us. If it qualifies under your policy terms, we will reimburse you up to the insured percentage.
Yes. We offer flexible policies that can cover either your entire sales ledger or select high-risk customers.
Premiums vary based on industry risk, customer base, credit terms, and coverage amount. Contact us for a personalized quote.
It typically covers non-payment due to insolvency, protracted default, or political events affecting trade.
You can request a consultation via our website, or speak directly with one of our trade credit specialists to get started.
We offer international trade credit solutions that protect exporters against foreign buyer defaults, political risks, and currency transfer restrictions.
Yes, the terms are often used interchangeably. Both refer to insurance that covers the risk of customer non-payment.
Any business that sells on credit terms — from SMEs to large exporters — can benefit from trade credit insurance.
Debtors Insurance—also known as Trade Credit Insurance—helps protect your business from losses caused by non-payment of invoices. It ensures your cash flow remains steady even when customers default.
