The paper examines the uniform rules of the International Chamber of Commerce aimed at regulating settlements between the parties using electronic records. The author considers the ICC Uniform Customs and Practice for documentary Credits for electronic presentation (eUCP) and the ICC Uniform Rules for Collections Supplement for Electronic Presentation (eURC), as well as the Uniform Rules for Digital Trade Transactions (URDTT). Based on the analysis of the main provisions, it is concluded that the eUCP, eURC, and URDTT rules are forward-looking and have the potential to be widely used by participants in international trade.

В работе рассмотрены акты унификации Международной торговой палаты, направленные на регулирование расчетных отношений сторон с использование электронного документооборота. Автором рассмотрены унифицированные правила и обычаи для аккредитивов в электронном представлении (eUCP) и дополнение к унифицированным правилам по Инкассо для электронного предоставления (eURC), а также унифицированные правила цифровых торговых операций (URDTT). На основе анализа основных положении сделан вывод о прогрессивности правил eUCP, eURC и URDTT и их потенциал для широкого применения участниками международных торговых отношений.

Related Organizations

National Research University of Electronic Technology
Russian Federation

Keywords

аккредитив, электронный документооборот, obligation, инкассо, торговые обычаи, trade customs, документ, letter of credit, документы, оплата, collection, аккредитивы, торговое обыкновение, settlements, electronic document management, обязательство, document, договор, договоры, расчеты, расчетные отношения, payment, обязательства, contract

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