alleryStart learning →When is a letter of credit made transferable?
AWhen the beneficiary is a middleman
BWhen the buyer is a bank
CWhen the goods are perishable
DWhen payment is at sight
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. When the beneficiary is a middleman
Credits are made transferable when the beneficiary is a middleman who procures goods or documents from other suppliers.
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