UCP600 Decoded for CDCS EXAM Preparation

Are you preparing for the CDCS exam? Have you already registered for the exam but did not pass on the first try? Are you confused with the articles in the UCP600? Are you already in the letter of credit business but can not make decisions yet?

Then this course is for you. You are in the right place!!!

You will get

• 41 lectures which cover the basics of a Letter of credit and an explanation of all 39 articles of UCP600

• 4 short quizzes of 10 questions each to get familiarise with CDCS questions based on UCP600

• 1 Practice test, where you can get a hands-on experience with the model questions of the CDCS exam

Welcome to the UCP 600 Decoded course for CDCS preparation

A letter of credit is one of the most widely used instruments in international trade finance. UCP600 is a set of rules that govern the issuance and operation of a letter of credit. CDCS certification is a highly sought-after certification for letter of credit practitioners, and UCP600 is the most important rule that makes up almost 60% of the CDCS curriculum. If you do not understand UCP, it will be very difficult to progress. But understanding UCP is a lengthy process throughout CDCS preparation. Therefore, I have created this course to cover all 39 articles of UCP600 in an easy-to-understand and concise manner to save you time before you start preparing. I have added examples, case studies, and graphical representations in all possible cases to explain the articles and other facts during the course. I assure you that by the end of this course, you will have an in-depth knowledge of UCP600 that will help you achieve certification on your first attempt. Although this course is specifically designed for CDCS aspirants, understanding UCP is equally important for anyone working in or intending to work in the field of trade finance. Are you afraid to proceed with your CDCS preparation because you have no trade finance experience? Do not worry. I am an example of someone who passed the CDCS exam on the first try without having much trade finance experience. Keep learning!!!