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Are your trade payments getting frozen due to document discrepancies? In this deep dive, we decode UCP 600 Article 20, the gold standard for Bill of Lading (B/L) compliance in international trade. A single error in a signature or a vague date can lead to expensive delays, stranded goods, and unpaid sellers. We strip away the legal jargon to provide a clear, step-by-step guide on what banks actually look for.

​Key Takeaways from this Video:
​Identifying the Carrier: Learn how to clearly state the carrier’s name and agent signing authority to avoid immediate bank rejection. [01:07]
​The Onboard Rule: Understand the critical difference between "Received for Shipment" and "Shipped on Board." [01:47]
​Port-to-Port Accuracy: Why your B/L must flawlessly match your Letter of Credit (LC) journey. [02:27]
​Transshipment & Charter Parties: Identifying the "Charter Party" red flags that trigger automatic rejections. [03:11]

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Content Chapters & Timestamps
​00:00 Introduction: The Importance of UCP 600 Article 20 [00:08]
00:58 The Four Core Themes of Bill of Lading Compliance [00:58]
01:07 Theme 1: Identifying the Carrier and Signing Authority [01:07]
01:47 Theme 2: The Onboard Rule & Dating Notations [01:47]
02:27 Theme 3: Ensuring Port-to-Port Accuracy [02:27]
03:11 Theme 4: Transshipment Rules & Charter Party Prohibitions [03:11]
03:59 Summary: 4 Key Points for Document Acceptance [03:59]
04:14 The Future: Electronic Bills of Lading & Discussion [04:14]