Under the Incoterm FCA, the Seller pays for transport up to the point where the goods are delivered to the first carrier, at which point the risk also passes to the Buyer. FCA is often used when the goods are delivered from the warehouse of the selling party. Therefore, specifically record the location of the FCA delivery! The Buyer normally arranges the majority of the transport, the seller loads the vehicle, takes care of a customs clearance and the correct transport documents. The risk transition point is when the seller has fulfilled its obligations. There are no agreements about any insurance of the goods in FCA, so keep this in mind!