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Banker’s acceptance

A bank's acceptance of a bill of exchange serves as a form of financial support for a customer's transaction involving the sale of goods. This could involve the exporter drawing the bill on the importer's bank and then selling it at a discounted rate on the open market. Essentially, this process allows for the smooth facilitation of international trade, with the bank serving as a trusted intermediary.

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