Do you need to secure a contract or demonstrate financial credibility to a new partner?
A bank guarantee is a commitment by the bank to pay a specified amount to the beneficiary if the applicant fails to fulfil their contractual obligations. We assist companies in obtaining guarantees and selecting the right type for their needs.
Tender Guarantee
Required when participating in public or private tenders. Confirms the seriousness of your bid and your willingness to sign the contract if selected. Replaces the need to lodge a cash deposit.
Performance Guarantee
Secures the beneficiary against the risk of the contractor failing to complete the agreed works or services. Commonly required in construction and long-term supply contracts.
Advance Payment Guarantee
Protects the buyer who has made an advance payment. If the supplier fails to deliver, the bank reimburses the advance — increasing trust between business partners.
Customs Guarantee
Enables deferred payment of import duties and VAT. Required by customs authorities in cross-border trade — especially valuable for importers and logistics companies.
A bank guarantee is an effective tool for building business credibility without tying up your own working capital.
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For existing clients, a bank guarantee can often be issued within 1–3 business days. For new clients, the bank must first carry out a creditworthiness assessment, which may take 1–3 weeks depending on the documentation provided.
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A guarantee is a contingent liability — it only becomes a real obligation if the company defaults. It does reduce the available credit limit at the issuing bank, so we help structure the arrangement to minimise the impact on your overall credit capacity.
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Yes. A tender guarantee issued by a bank is fully accepted in place of a cash deposit in most public procurement procedures. It allows you to preserve liquidity while meeting the tender requirements.