Quick & Easy Finance Support for All Export Needs
Seamless Export finance Solutions
Fast, Reliable Export Financing
Why Choose MYGST Refund for Export Financing
Instant Working Capital
Our export financing solutions help you access funds quickly to manage global orders without delays.
No Collateral Required
With MYGST Refund, get trade finance solutions without risking your assets.
Improved Cash Flow
Bridge long export payment cycles with fast disbursal against invoices.
Risk Management
We evaluate buyer creditworthiness to reduce export risks
Trusted Financial Network
Partnered with top NBFCs and banks offering export finance to Indian businesses.
How We Work
Submit Export Details
Fill out a simple form with basic business and export volume information.
Evaluation Process
We verify documents, assess buyer credibility, and check your eligibility for financing.
Match with Finance Partner
MYGST Refund connects you with the right lender from our network of NBFCs and banks.
Receive Funds Quickly
On approval, the funds are disbursed to your account—fast, easy, and secure.
Get 90% of Export Financing in 24–48 Hours
Fast, collateral-free export financing to boost your cash flow. Apply in under a minute.
Check Export Finance Eligibility!Types of Export Finance
Pre-Shipment
Pre-shipment finance is a form of financing that provides businesses with the necessary funds to fulfill their export orders and cover expenses during the pre-shipment phase of international trade. This usually addresses working capital requirements and cash flow challenges that may arise before shipment of goods.
Cash Credit
A flexible loan to meet general working capital needs, not specific to exports.
Packing Credit Loan
In this type of pre-shipment finance, exporters provide collateral, usually in the form of goods or inventory, to secure a loan. The collateral is pledged to the financial institution, until the export proceeds are realized. Once the export proceeds are received, the collateral is released.
Post Shipment
Post shipment finance refers to the credit or financial assistance provided to exporters after shipment of goods and until the receipt of payment from the importer. It addresses working capital needs of exporters during the period when goods are in transit and awaiting payment.
Invoice Discounting-
Invoice discounting allows businesses to use receivable invoices as collateral to access working capital, enabling faster cash flow by borrowing a percentage of the invoice value from a financial institution.
Letter of Credit
Letters of Credit (LCs) are secure trade tools where a bank guarantees payment to the exporter on behalf of the importer, ensuring payment only if shipping documents meet agreed terms, protecting both parties.
Working Capital
Working capital measures a business's short-term liquidity and operational efficiency, covering inventory, cash, receivables, payables, and short-term debts essential for managing daily expenses and financial health.
Advance Payment
Payment made by the importer to the exporter before shipment of goods. It is the safest for the exporter but riskiest for the importer.
Advance Payment Methods
DP (Documents Against Payment)
Buyer receives documents only after making the payment.
DA (Documents Against Acceptance)
Buyer accepts a bill of exchange and agrees to pay later.
Export Factoring
Export factoring involves selling receivables to get immediate cash from a financial institution.
Exporter Testimonials
Amit S.,
Textile Exporter
“MYGST Refund connected us to the right finance partner. Within 2 days, we had working capital for our textile exports.”
Priya K.
Agri Exporter
“The process was smooth and completely digital. Highly recommend their trade finance services!”
FAQs
Export financing helps you get working capital against pending payments from international buyers.
