Core service
MSME Export Handholding
A six-phase process that supports exporters from business registration through to post-shipment payment realisation.

End-to-End Export Facilitation Process
Complete support across eight activities:
- Export registration
- Documentation
- Buyer coordination
- Customs clearance
- Shipment
- Transit
- Insurance
- Post-shipment payment realization
ensuring a smooth, compliant, and hassle-free export journey.
The six phases of export handholding
- PAN
- Digital Signature
- Company Formation
- GSTIN Registration
- Opening a Current Account with AD Bank
- Importer Exporter Code (IEC) Registration
- RCMC
- ICEGATE Registration
- Other applicable PGA Registration
- Product Selection with ITC HS Code
- Checking Export Policy – Schedule 2
- International Business Analytics & Market Intelligence
- FTA / CEPA Opportunities
- Finding Buyers
- Export Promotion Schemes (DGFT / Customs)
- Connect with EPC / EDA
- Checking of Importing Country's Regulations
- Payment Methodologies – LC, AP, DP, DA
- INCOTERMS Applicability
- Quotation Preparation
- Negotiation with the Buyer
- Checking Buyer Credit Status
- Trade Credit Insurance (ECGC)
- Pre & Post Shipment Finance Arrangement
- Non Tariff Barriers – SPS & TBT Compliance
- Pre-shipment Inspection Formalities
- Manufacture / Production / Procurement of Goods
- Labelling, Packaging, Packing and Marking
- Forex Fluctuation Mitigation
- Logistical Knowhow
- Marine Insurance
- Export Documentation
- Filing of Shipping Bill
- Duty Drawback Entitlement
- Customs Clearance & Examination
- Obtaining Let Export Order (LEO)
- Loading of Goods to the Conveyance
- Obtaining Shipping Bill / Bill of Export
- Submission of Shipping Documents to the Bank
- Follow up for Export Realisation
- Realisation of Export Proceeds
- e-BRC
- Compliance Reporting
- Business Growth
Frequently asked questions
- What does MSME Export Handholding cover?
- It is described as complete support from export registration and documentation to buyer coordination, customs clearance, shipment, transit, insurance, and post-shipment payment realization.
- In what order are the six phases?
- Business Setup and Registration, Pre Export Planning, Buyer Development and Commercial Negotiations, Pre Shipment Procedures, Shipment Procedures, and Post Shipment and Realisation Procedures.
- Which registrations come first?
- Phase 1 lists them in this order: PAN, Digital Signature, Company Formation, GSTIN, a current account with an AD bank, IEC, RCMC, ICEGATE, and other applicable PGA registrations.
- How is export permission checked?
- In Pre Export Planning, the product's ITC (HS) Code is verified in DGFT Schedule 2 to determine whether its export is Free, Restricted, Prohibited, or subject to specific conditions.






