"RWA (Ready Willing and Able)Letters" with SWIFT MT-799 Delivery What you need to know about RWA Letter’s…

A Ready Willing and Able Letter (RWA Letter) is a bank instrument that verifiy’s a bank or financial institution is Ready Willing and Able (RWA) to proceed on behalf of a client in any number of various financial transactions. An RWA Letter is usually sent from a buyer’s bank to the seller’s bank and is commonly sent together with a SWIFT MT-799.  While an RWA Letter is sometimes issued without a SWIFT message bank to bank, it carries more weight for buyers and investors if it is sent in conjunction with a SWIFT MT-799. If an RWA Letter is required by itself, and a SWIFT transaction is not required by the seller, a bank or trust can send a Ready Willing and Able Letter (RWA) by other less common means as requested by the seller or the sellers bank.

 

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With this document, the bank confirms:

 

* The asset is good, clear, clean and non-criminal origin

 

* The asset does not have any kind of external constraint

 

* The activity can be confirmed by SWIFT MT799 – MT760

 

It must be signed by two officials of the bank and stamped by the bank. with

 

this document, the bank agrees to the release of Swift MT-760 must indicate the bank of the customer.

 

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A Rwa letter is a document issued by a bank on behalf of a client to prove his readiness and his intent to participate in a financial transaction. The letter is issued by one bank to another, usually with Swift MT799.

 

The letter RWA can be released without a swift from bank to bank, but this gives strong validity and strength to the applicant if it is done.

 

If it is required a swift MT799 Letter may be issued by courier copy, by fax, Key Tested Telex, fax or secure.

 

RWA Letters are sometimes reffered to as Bank Comfort Letters or known as a Bank Capability letter as well.