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Advance Payment Import Finance
Eligible Overseas Supplier Payment Before Shipment
Explore import finance for verified supplier payments before Bill of Lading or Airway Bill generation, where goods and shipment readiness can be established.
Key Funding Features
- Indicative Import Suite Facility: Up to USD 5 Million
- Indicative Credit Period: Up to 90 Days
- Stage: Prior to BL/AWB Generation
- Security: Collateral-Free Structure in Referenced Offering
- Pre-Shipment Verification Required
Funding Purpose
What This Funding May Support
- Verified supplier prepayment
- Eligible raw-material or goods procurement
- Trade settlement before shipment
Preliminary Eligibility & Structure
Preliminary Eligibility & Assessment
- Referenced standard importer gate: turnover ₹100 crore or more, PAT positive, minimum three years vintage and one to two imports in last 12 months.
- Confirmed PO/contract and supplier Proforma Invoice; goods ready or nearing readiness.
- BL expected within approximately 15–20 days under the referenced route.
- Supplier, beneficiary bank, goods, HS Code, country and import permissions checked.
Documents to Keep Ready
Documents to Keep Ready
- Import PO/contract and supplier Proforma Invoice
- Supplier and beneficiary-bank verification
- Company KYC, financials, GST, banking and import history
- Product/HS Code, licence or NOC where applicable and shipment readiness
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an advance paid before shipment?
Yes, this route is intended for a verified pre-shipment supplier payment.
Is every supplier eligible?
No. Supplier identity, country, beneficiary bank and trade documents must pass screening.
Does the USD 5 million apply automatically?
No. It is an indicative suite-level maximum; the sanctioned transaction amount is case-specific.
Conversion, SEO & Application
Discuss Your Advance Payment Import Finance Requirement
Share your business or project details to start a preliminary funding assessment with Capital Yono.
Funding is subject to eligibility, appraisal, due diligence, approval and final terms from the relevant funding provider.