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Creating and Approving a Letter of Credit (LC)

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Jul 2, 2025

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Creating and Approving a Letter of Credit (LC)

This document provides a detailed, step-by-step process to create a Letter of Credit (LC) using the Zinto platform, including submission for approval and understanding the various levels of approval required.

Step 1

Log in to the Zinto platform using your network mail ID to begin the process of creating a Letter of Credit (LC).

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Step 2

Upon logging in through the Single Sign-On (SSO) system, locate the "Requests" tab. This tab is visible only to users with the LC creator role.

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Step 3

Select the entity for which you wish to create an LC. For example, choose "Zetwerk Manufacturing Private Limited."

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Step 4

On the top-right corner, click on "Create Draft LC Request."

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Step 5

Begin by selecting the primary order number from the available options.

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Step 6

Choose an order from the dropdown list that aligns with your requirements.

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Step 7

Enter details such as the applicant's name and address, the beneficiary's name and address, and any secondary order numbers if needed. Add multiple addresses and orders within a single LC if necessary. Specify the business unit and sub-business unit.

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Step 8

Enter the beneficiary bank's name, address, and IFSC code. For instance, use "SBI" as an example.

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Step 9

Once all details are entered, proceed by clicking "Next."

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Step 10

Fill in all necessary details, including the LC data for TA. Ensure you complete all fields marked as compulsory to successfully create a request.

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Step 11

Review the entered details, including the expected first delivery date, LC usance period, interest rate, and additional information.

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Step 12

Specify details such as LC value, OR and OLC value, last shipment date, expiry date, and LC amount.

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Step 13

If applicable, indicate any tolerance levels and the availability of the bank.

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Step 14

You may add options for supplier bank discounting or choose Zetwerk bank discounting or any other bank.

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Step 15

This step assists in specifying the expected last delivery date. For instance, choose "30th."

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Step 16

Specify the dispatch location, transportation destination, and transaction type, whether full or partial. Choose "Allowed" but note that partial shipment is not permitted. Click "Next."

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Step 17

Incorporate any bank charges and provide a description in the goods description field. Attach any underlying documents as needed.

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Step 18

Fill in the necessary fields, including incoterm and extension of goods description, and select options such as free carrier or carriage to the delivery place.

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Step 19

For illustration purposes, choose the "Export" option.

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Step 20

Upon completing all details, you have the option to "Save as Draft" or "Send for Approval." Saving as a draft allows you to edit later. For now, proceed with sending for approval.

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Step 21

After clicking "Approval," a confirmation pop-up will appear to verify your intention to send the request for approval.

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Step 22

Confirm by clicking "Submit."

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Step 23

The draft LC request is created and saved. Two confirmation screens will appear. Once created, you can view the "Approval Z" tab.

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Step 24

Check the status of the LC request, including its creation date, current status, and assigned approver.

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Step 25

Review the list of approvals based on LC amount and interest charges. Approval categories include high, medium, and low, with four levels of approvers: first, second, treasury, and controllership.

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Step 26

Approvers with roles such as "LC Request Approver One" have the authority to approve. An "Edit" option allows changes to certain fields.

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Step 27

Editable fields are not grayed out and can be modified as needed.

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Step 28

Approval stages allow for further editing before sending again for approval. This feature is accessible at each stage.

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Step 29

This completes the process of creating and approving an LC.

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