At 3Hatz India Pvt. Ltd., we work with a range of internationally accepted payment terms for our Indian export orders to Gulf countries — UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain — and we tailor payment structures to the relationship, order size, and buyer profile.
The most common payment term for Indian export to Gulf orders is Telegraphic Transfer (TT / Wire Transfer) — either 100% advance (T/T advance) for new buyers and smaller orders, or a split of 30% advance and 70% before shipment or against documents for established buyers. TT is the fastest and simplest payment method for both sides.
For larger orders and established business relationships, we accept Letter of Credit (LC) — including Irrevocable LC (ILC) and Sight LC from reputed Gulf banks. LC payments provide security for both the Indian exporter and the Gulf importer, and they are particularly common for bulk commodity orders like basmati rice, steel, and industrial chemicals.
Documents Against Payment (D/P or CAD — Cash Against Documents) is another option we offer for reliable trading partners, where the importer pays upon receiving shipping documents through the banking channel.
For recurring buyers with a solid trading history, we may offer open account terms on a case-by-case basis. We can also accommodate trade finance structures and EXIM Bank-backed financing for qualified buyers.
Our trade finance and documentation team ensures that all payment terms are properly documented, LC terms are export-compliant, and all shipping documents are prepared accurately — eliminating payment disputes and delays for Gulf importers.