Authenticate the instrument first.
Execute only after acceptance.
This private program is designed for qualifying USD or EUR Standby Letters of Credit with a minimum face value of 150M. Subject to bank, instrument and platform acceptance, the indicative LTV range is 70–80%, producing an illustrative tradeable allocation of 105M–120M at the minimum entry level.
No trade instruction is issued before client onboarding, issuing-bank review, approved instrument wording, authenticated SWIFT transmission, receiving-bank acceptance and definitive contractual documentation are complete.
Acceptance before execution
Program access is qualification-based. Illustrative figures are not forecasts, guarantees, bank undertakings or commitments to transact.
Institutional entry from 150M.
The minimum structure below illustrates the entry mechanics at a 150M face value. Larger accepted instruments scale proportionally under the applicable definitive terms and final approved LTV.
Issuing banks must be acceptable Top-50-rated international institutions and remain subject to receiving-bank, platform and compliance approval. Sanctioned, prohibited, high-risk or otherwise restricted jurisdictions are not eligible, and additional jurisdictional restrictions may apply under the platform’s current compliance policy.
One accelerated entry.
Optional second bullet.
Following successful authentication and platform acceptance, the minimum-entry illustration supports two possible execution pathways before the 42-week programme. The second accelerated stage remains optional and subject to specific approval.
Illustrations use fixed-rate, non-compounding assumptions and do not model trading losses, execution delays, fees, taxes, banking holds, deductions or failed performance. Actual outcomes may be lower, zero or otherwise materially different.
MT799 pre-advice.
MT760 transmission.
Banking coordinates, approved wording and contractual conditions must be independently verified before any SWIFT instruction is issued. The sequence below is a controlled banking workflow, not an instruction to transmit.
SWIFT references are shown for procedural illustration only. Final message type, wording, bank coordinates, timing and authentication requirements are governed by the executed transaction documentation and participating banks.
Banking evidence.
Verified before execution.
Each submission is reviewed as a complete banking and compliance file. Documentation must be current, independently verifiable and consistent with the proposed instrument, issuing bank and SWIFT procedure before any execution pathway is considered.
Submission does not constitute acceptance. Multistream and participating counterparties may request additional verification, updated banking evidence or direct bank-to-bank confirmation before progressing.
For information and qualification purposes only. Not a public solicitation, prospectus, investment recommendation, bank instruction, promise or guarantee of returns. All terms remain subject to KYC/KYB, AML/sanctions review, bank and instrument verification, SWIFT authentication, counterparty acceptance, definitive executed agreements and actual programme performance.