alleryStart learning →Who is normally the beneficiary of a letter of credit?
AThe importing company
BThe issuing bank
CThe exporting seller
DThe advising bank
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The exporting seller
The beneficiary is the party in whose favour the credit is issued, which is normally the seller.
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