Our Services
We bridge the gap between opportunity and capital with bespoke instruments designed for the modern economy.
Navigate international markets with confidence. Our instruments mitigate risk and ensure seamless cross-border transactions for importers and exporters alike.
Fuel your business expansion. We provide tailored liquidity solutions that unlock working capital and stabilize cash flow for growing enterprises.
Part of the Express Group
Express Petroleum FZE is our group commodity-trading company. It sources petroleum products, petrochemicals and industrial commodities for international buyers, from single cargoes to long-term supply.
When your deal needs a Letter of Credit, SBLC or Bank Guarantee behind it, Express Trade Financing structures the finance.
How the group works
Group companyCommodity trading. Based in Dubai.
Separate legal entity
Licence No. 39757 | Hamriyah Free Zone, UAE
A snapshot of our recent global trade finance operations — spanning continents, connecting markets.
Client Success Stories
See how we've helped commodity traders, importers, and infrastructure firms secure the financial instruments they need.
Letter of CreditA mid-sized import-export firm based in Dubai faced a critical bottleneck: needing to secure new supplier contracts while their capital was tied up in existing operations.
Outcome: Secured 3 new supplier contracts within 45 days, unlocking significant working capital for business expansion.
With only 10 days to tender deadline, the energy firm needed swift Bid Bond issuance to submit their proposal on time.
Client's bank couldn't process their 120-day Usance LC fast enough, putting a crucial China import deal at risk.
Whether it's a Letter of Credit, Bank Guarantee, or SBLC — our team can have your instrument issued in as little as 10 working days.
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Journal & Logbook
Featured Analysis • Sep 26, 2026
With Strait of Hormuz traffic still heavily curtailed, cargo moving overland from the east coast and war-risk costs repriced, UAE traders need to rework how their letters of credit, guarantees and payment terms are structured. Here is what the ICC rules actually say, and what to change in your next deal.
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Trade Finance • Sep 26, 2026
The latest ADB survey puts the global trade finance gap at US$2.5 trillion, with SMEs rejected at roughly six times the rate of multinationals. We look at why applications fail and what UAE SMEs can do to make their trade deals bankable.
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