International Trade & Finance
Handling non-payment from foreign clients can be a scary prospect for companies, especially Indian companies involved in cross-border transactions. The intricacies of international law, fluctuations in currency, and differences in legal systems make recovery even more challenging. This blog is intended to give an overall picture of the legal and
International Trade & Finance
In today's interconnected world, international payments have become an essential part of global trade, especially for Indian exporters and businesses. However, navigating these transactions can be complex due to various hidden costs that significantly impact profitability. This blog aims to shed light on these often-overlooked fees, providing insights
International Trade & Finance
In today's interconnected world, freelancing has become a lucrative career path, offering the flexibility to work with clients from around the globe. However, navigating cross-border deals can be complex, especially when it comes to legal protection and financial security. For Indian freelancers looking to expand their reach internationally,
Banking & Payments
The growth of the Indian digital economy means more global trade, and businesses dealing with customers worldwide now depend on the right payment gateway. Eximpe recognizes that hassle-free international business is essential for exporters, importers, and e-commerce brands. We’ve compiled the top 10 payment gateways in India that support
An international portfolio is rewarding for any Indian investor who seeks to diversify his investments and tap into the global market. The bottom line for such success, however, lies in understanding what the global clients want to see in these portfolios. This blog post delves into some key elements that
In the fast world of international trade, goods safety and security transportation are what matter most. Choosing the right type of container to carry your cargo may help you achieve the safety and integrity of that cargo. This article presents the various types of shipping containers used in an export-import
Recently, India has made some significant strides regarding the improvement of export capacities to boost its economy further and consolidate its export position in the international market. Most vital among these are the Merchandise Export Incentive Scheme (MEIS). The product of the scheme has been the incentive mechanism that assisted
Today's interconnected world has meant that cross-border payments are the way to go for business and personal finance. For such organizations as Eximpe, which conducts cross-border payments and trade, the knowledge of the basics of the SWIFT code is an integral part of frictionless and secure transactions. Have
Under India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) structure, deemed exports significantly support domestic manufacturing and enhance competitiveness in the international market. Deemed exports essentially comprise supplies of goods manufactured in India that do not physically leave the country but are treated similarly to actual exports for tax purposes.
In international trade, every shipment travels with key export documents. One of the most important is the Bill of Lading (BoL). This document serves as proof of shipment and plays a crucial role in tracking goods as they move across borders. In this guide, we will explain what a Bill
When goods are shipped from one country to another, proper documentation is critical. Among all export-import documents, the Bill of Lading (B/L) stands out as one of the most important. It acts as a contract, a receipt, and a document of title between the exporter, importer, and shipping carrier.
When it comes to export documentation in India, the Shipping Bill plays a central role. It acts as a legal declaration by an exporter and is required to claim export benefits, track consignments, and ensure regulatory compliance. Once a shipping bill is generated, exporters often need to check its status,