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Credit Reference Letters are essential banking documents commonly required in various financial and business transactions in India. These letters are typically requested when an individual or business needs to demonstrate their creditworthiness to a third party, such as when applying for loans, leasing property, or establishing business relationships. The letter, governed by Indian banking regulations and the Reserve Bank of India guidelines, provides authenticated information about the customer's banking relationship, including account conduct, credit facilities, and overall financial standing. It serves as a trusted third-party verification of financial reliability, commonly used in both domestic and international contexts where formal credit assessment is required.
