on your shipping instruction (S/I) before the B/L is drafted. Once Wan Hai prints original OBLs, you cannot switch to telex without physically returning them. That can cause days of delay.
Once surrendered, the consignee name is locked. To change it, you’d need to request a B/L amendment (new fees, possible LOI). Wan Hai Telex Release
The process involves three key parties: , Wan Hai Lines , and Consignee (Importer) . Here is the typical workflow: on your shipping instruction (S/I) before the B/L is drafted
: Once the OBL is surrendered and fees are paid, Wan Hai sends an electronic message (the "telex") to the destination port office, authorizing the release. Key Benefits Once surrendered, the consignee name is locked
Wan Hai will not process surrender until every original is handed back. Losing one original means you must issue a Letter of Indemnity (LOI) to the carrier.
Executing a Telex Release with Wan Hai Lines involves specific steps. It is vital to follow this protocol to avoid delays or "stuck" cargo.
By following this guide, you can avoid demurrage, missed deliveries, and frustrated customers. As Wan Hai Lines continues to expand its digital offerings, staying proficient with telex release will prepare your logistics team for the even faster future of e-Bills of Lading.