Event JSON
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"pubkey": "bfbade73002fba43a0453f2c3c0de0221421b6d0c2960778529760ab648e6f8b",
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],
"content": "nostr:npub15mlsk26z49ynfwv9m0ncuwzpkzr0nuyvjazjv7mg0l66xwjq2z2sez2w4s correct. In every case I am aware of, the issuing bank requires the funds to be deposited there. They’re often called IRREVOCABLE Letters of credit because if you give one, you can’t pull it back before the expiration date. The beneficiary has a right to draw on it if certain conditions are met, period.",
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