Export Readiness & Licensing

IEC (Import Export Code)

The base registration required to import or export at all.

e.g. A first-time exporter can't clear a single shipment without one — we file it before their first order ships.

AD Code / IFSC Registration

Registers your bank authorisation at the port so customs will release payment against a shipment.

e.g. Without it registered at the port of shipment, customs won't release export proceeds — we get it in place before the first shipment moves.

ICEGATE Registration

Gives you access to file shipping bills and track customs status online.

e.g. A client's ops team wanted to check shipment status themselves instead of calling their CHA every time — ICEGATE access made that self-service.

GST LUT (Letter of Undertaking)

Lets you export without paying IGST upfront and claiming it back later.

e.g. An exporter who hadn't filed an LUT had working capital stuck in tax refunds for months — filing it before the first invoice keeps that cash free from day one.

RCMC (Registration-cum-Membership Certificate)

Registers you with the relevant Export Promotion Council — required to claim most export incentives.

e.g. A client trying to claim RoDTEP was told they needed an RCMC first — we handled the EPC admission and annual registration so the incentive claim could actually go through.

Bundle: IEC + AD Code + ICEGATE + GST LUT

The four foundational registrations, handled together as one engagement.

e.g. A new exporter getting all four done in one coordinated pass before their first shipment, instead of chasing four separate filings on four separate timelines.