(Delivered at Terminal) is an Incoterm where the seller delivers goods to a specified terminal (port, warehouse, or depot), and is responsible for unloading them.
How It Works:
- The seller transports goods to the destination terminal.
- Goods are unloaded at the terminal.
- Risk transfers to the buyer after unloading.
- The buyer handles customs clearance and further transport.
Benefits:
- Seller manages delivery and unloading
- Reduces buyer’s initial logistics burden
- Suitable for port or terminal-based deliveries
- Provides clarity on delivery point
Example:
Goods are shipped to a port terminal and unloaded by the seller. The buyer takes responsibility from that point onward.