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Welcome to the essential guide comparing UCP 600 and ISP98! If you're involved in International Trade, banking, or Trade Finance, understanding the nuances between these two critical sets of rules for Documentary Credits (Letters of Credit) is a must. This video breaks down the core differences between the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 600), primarily used for commercial L/Cs, and the International Standby Practices (ISP98), used for Standby Letters of Credit. Learn which rule governs commercial risk and which acts as a financial guarantee.

​(Key Takeaways)
​Learn the fundamental purpose of UCP 600 and its application in commercial trade.
​Understand why ISP98 is the preferred rule for Standby Letters of Credit and how it differs in demanding payment (strict vs. flexible compliance).
​Discover the key differences in the documentation required and the roles of involved parties.
​Find out which rule is most appropriate for various trade scenarios to mitigate trade risk effectively.

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Timestamp Chapter Title
00:00 Introduction to Documentary Credit Rules
00:45 What is UCP 600? (Commercial L/C Explained)
02:30 The Role and Scope of ISP98 (Standby L/C Rules)
04:30 Key Differences: UCP 600 vs. ISP98 Comparison
06:30 Practical Application: When to Use UCP 600 or ISP98
08:00 Conclusion and Final Takeaways