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Delivered at Place (DAP)

Definition

An Incoterms rule under which the seller arranges delivery to a named destination, ready for unloading, while the buyer handles import clearance.

In practical terms

The named place must be precise because it marks delivery and risk transfer. Import duties, taxes, and customs procedures generally remain with the buyer.

Example

The seller arranges transportation to the buyers warehouse, while the buyer completes destination import clearance.