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Editor-in-Chief Mohamed Salah

What does "tawarruq" mean? And why does the bank use it?

Asked by Banky team 2 months ago 2 views
Banky team Reviewed editorial answer

Tawarruq is a method of obtaining liquidity through a chain of buying and selling transactions involving a commodity: you buy the commodity on credit and then sell it to a third party for cash, thus obtaining the cash.

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  1. Therefore, its structure differs from a direct cash loan.

  2. The most important questions are: Is there a real commodity involved?

  3. Who bought it?

  4. Who sold it?

  5. And is the final sale to a third party truly valid?

  6. Because the sequence of steps is the core of the process.

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