Discusses the most common methods of payment, such as open account, letter of credit, cash in advance, documentary collections, factoring, etc. Includes credit-rating and collection agencies in this country. Includes primary credit or charge cards used in this country.
Last Published: 2/21/2019
The primary means of payment in Slovenia are cash, bank debit cards, and major credit cards.  Many vendors offer payment by installment, especially for goods valued over USD 100.  Through cooperative agreements with local banks, many vendors also offer on-the-spot “mini-loans” for purchases from approximately USD 500 to USD 1,500. Other types of payment, such as wire transfer, letters of credit, documentary collections, and factoring, are also used. 

The local credit rating company Bisnode d.o.o. provides credit rating information for local companies within a few days.Additional information about methods of payment or other trade finance options is available through the Department of Commerce’s Trade Finance Guide.
 

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