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India’s focus is justifiably placed in export promotion through various government agencies and commercial banks. ECGC is providing information to the exporters on commercial, political risk and credit risks. Such risks include probable credit as well export hazards in various forms. The objectives of the study is to understandthe types of risks faced by knitted garment exporters in Tirupur and knitted garment Tirupur. Any exporter is facing any loss due to natural calamities, the ECGC compensates their loss if they have submitted export documents properly.