Time Draft
Draft (bill of exchange) payable to a third party on a specified or determinable future date, as opposed to a Sight Draft. a Banker's Acceptance is an example of a time draft.
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Draft (bill of exchange) payable to a third party on a specified or determinable future date, as opposed to a Sight Draft. a Banker's Acceptance is an example of a time draft.
A written order to pay a certain sum in money that is payable at a particular future date.
Time drafts, sometimes called time bills or time loans, are frequently used by merchants to finance the transportation of goods.
See: commercial paper.
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