As long as your customer is an active customer.
There is no such thing as a SWIFT MT999 transfer. A SWIFT MT999 is merely a means of communicating with another SWIFT party in much the same way as telex. As with telex, it is not "authenticated." By "MT" means money transfer. This is also done by SWIFT using message types MT202 and MT103. These messages are "authenticated" and bear an electronic signature to prove their origin. An authentication key has to be agreed and set up between the parties concerned, this is called RMA.
When a shipment is received it is agreed between the shipper and the receiving party that all listed items are included in the shipment and of acceptable condition. this includes the expense of shipment fees if any.
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The shipper has to be willing to agree the terms of a telex release. If the shipper will agree to have a telex release issued all they need to do is inform the carrier or freight forwarder that the bill of lading needs to be a telex release instead of an original bill of lading. Normally, the shipper will only agree to a telex release if the consignee pays for the goods prior to shipping, otherwise the shipper will not have any recourse with a telex release if the consignee fails to pay.
If the shipper do the surrender B/L then the Shipping company will issue telex release and send it to consignee and also the shipping company will tell their agent in the destination port to release the goods without original B/L
A telex release bill of lading is a shipping document that allows for the release of cargo to the consignee at the destination port without the need for the physical bill of lading to be presented. This process is initiated by the shipper, who requests the shipping line to send an electronic message (telex) to the destination port, authorizing the release. It facilitates quicker and more efficient cargo release, especially in cases where the original documents may be delayed. This method is commonly used in international trade to streamline logistics and reduce waiting times.
A telex release is simply a message that is sent by the shipping line or agent at load port to their office or agent at discharge port advising that the shipper or exporter has surrendered one or all of the original bills of lading that have been issued to them, and that the cargo can be released to the consignee shown on the bill of lading without presentation of any original bills of lading.
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Telex release is a letter written by the shipping line. Seaway bill is a code.
TELEX RELEASE Under a telex release, delivery may be effected by the surrender of all three (3) original Bills of Lading by the shipper to the carrier at the port of loading. This must be accompanied by the Shipper's explicit written instructions and authorization to the carrier to allow release of the goods to a named Consignee. Cargo will be released to the party named in the telex release against proper proof of identity. Cargo receivers should acknowledge, by placing their signature on a relevant Letter, that they note and are aware of the terms and conditions of carriage. EXPRESS OR SEA WAY BILLS OF LADING Goods carrier under a Sea Way Bill of Lading are carried pursuant to the carrier's Standard Terms and Conditions. Sea Way Bills of Lading are non-negotiable documents. They are receipts for shipped goods and will be issued by the carrier identifying both the shipper and the person to whom delivery should be made. Cargo will be released to the party named in the Sea Way Bill of Lading as Consignee against proper proof of identity. Cargo receivers should acknowledge, by placing their signature on the relevant Letter of Indemnity for release under Sea Way Bills, that they note and are aware of the terms and conditions of carriage.
A Telex Release Bill of Lading (BL) allows the release of cargo without the original document being presented, typically used in international shipping to expedite the process when the consignee is in a different location than the shipper. An Express Bill of Lading, on the other hand, is a non-negotiable document that also facilitates cargo release without the need for the original BL, but it is often used in domestic shipments or situations where the goods do not need to be transferred. Both methods streamline the release process, but they differ in their application and the specific procedures involved.
Conversion of original bill to telex release.
Depends on the shipper/handler
A bill of lading requires a master shipper number. The freight forwarding agency or shipper will provide a master shipper number for there company. The master shipper number identifies the shipper.
Sir John Robinson invented telex