
Non-recourse monetisation
Monetisation of SBLCs and BGs, bank to bank.
- Loan to value
- 80%Non-recourse, for BG / SBLC from 100M to 100B
- Settlement
- Bank to bankDelivered over the SWIFT network
- Instruments
- Leased & ownedBoth purchased and leased instruments accepted
- Completion
- 14 to 21 daysAfter all documents are signed and verified, or 8 to 10 days after the instrument is accepted on SWIFT
Bank SWIFT network
MT799, then MT760. Step by step.
Step 1 of 6
Deed of Agreement executed
Both parties sign the Deed of Agreement. The client then instructs their bank to contact the monetiser’s bank.

Asset monetisation
We monetise different types of assets, such as gold, diamonds and paintings.
All monetisation of assets must be followed by a trading programme. This is our risk-management strategy to protect our clients’ assets.
Client standards
SCIG requires clients to meet key standards and pass compliance before we consider working with them. We do not accept all clients: doing business with SCIG is a privilege given to genuine, authentic clients.
We deal solely with real deals, real people and real leased or purchased bank guarantees that need monetisation. The Bank SWIFT network validates that a leased or purchased BG or SBLC is genuine, and provides a respected industry platform where settlement can be facilitated.
Application procedure
From CIS to Deed of Agreement.
Step 1
SCIG CISClient Information Sheet
Complete the SCIG CIS for Monetisation and send it to us.
Step 2
KYCNS NC NDA
We send our Non-Solicitation, Non-Circumvention and Non-Disclosure Agreement, completing our KYC.
Step 3
OfferService Agreement
You receive our Service Agreement for Monetising Bank Instruments.
Step 4
ApprovalPre-approval
By then a pre-approval for your request is in place.
Step 5
DOADeed of Agreement
We provide the Deed of Agreement, and the SWIFT sequence can begin.
Note: terms and procedures may change without notice.

London · Worldwide
Ready to monetise an instrument?
Start with the SCIG Client Information Sheet for Monetisation, and we will take it from there.

