Non-recourse  Forfaiting is a typical non-recourse product, using prom notes, bills of exchanges and letters of credit as typical instruments. The seller risks include delivery in accordance to contract, such as performance risk, the payment risk (if sold without recourse). The buyer has no right to disputes payment once the note or bill is signed, meaning there is a payment recourse. Limited recourse  Factoring and structured transactions with contractual restrictions are typical products for limited recourse transactions. Invoices and agreements with limited agreements are typical instruments. Full recourse  Typical products include factoring and structured transaction, using invoices and agreements with legal limitations. Full recourse has risks on the seller: delivery in accordance to a contract, ie performance risk, and disputed risk depends on the instrument used. Buyers may have the chance to dispute payments for full recourse transactions, depending on the instrument used.