PaperChain — Letter of Credit (LC) Document Check

Check a letter of credit (LC) or documentary credit (DC) presentation against UCP 600 and ISBP 821 before you present to the bank.

PaperChain checks a letter of credit (LC) presentation against UCP 600 and ISBP 821 before you present it to the bank — in a side panel, next to whatever you are already working in. Drop in the documents of one presentation: the letter of credit or documentary credit (DC) itself, the commercial invoice, the bill of lading or air waybill, the packing list, the certificate of origin, the insurance document and any certificates the credit calls for. PaperChain reads them — including scanned pages, read in your own browser — runs 97 checks drawn from UCP 600 and ISBP 821, and gives you a report that says, for each finding, what the credit requires, what the document shows, the difference between them, the article it comes from, and who can fix it: you, the issuer of the document, or only an amendment to the credit. What it checks, among others: Art.6 availability and expiry, Art.14 examination and the 21-day presentation period, Art.18 commercial invoice, Art.19–25 transport documents including bills of lading and air waybills, Art.27 clean documents, Art.28 insurance, Art.30 tolerances, Art.31 partial shipment, and the ISBP 821 practice on signatures, goods descriptions and certificates of origin. Your document files are read inside your own browser and are never uploaded. The fields read out of them — amounts, dates, party names — are sent to our servers to run the examination. Five reports are free. A plan adds unlimited checks, your examination history, and a tamper-evident anchor for each report on the XRP Ledger. PaperChain reads nothing on any web page. It asks for no access to your browsing, your tabs or any site. It cannot: it declares no host permissions at all. For exporters, importers, trade-finance teams and documentary credit checkers.