How Do I Get a Certificate in International Trade?

An international trade certificate is a certificate issued by an exporter of a country that practices reverse trade. Its characteristics are: The importer is the beneficiary, and the central bank or designated bank of the country where the export is located has endorsed the certificate to grant the importer or the holder an irrevocable right to export goods or services to the country where the exporter is located. An international trade certificate is a type of international general securities that securities holders can sell or keep as securities. In this way, not only did banks play an important role in reverse trade, but also reverse-trade billed, standardized, multinationalized, and credited, thereby increasing opportunities for trade development. ^[1]