* EXW: The seller makes the goods available to the buyer at the seller's own premises; that is, a direct delivery to the outlet. Costs and risks are transferred at the same point.* FCA, FAS and FOB: The seller is responsible for delivering the goods to a means of transport chosen and paid for by the buyer; That is, an indirect delivery without payment for the main transportation by the seller. The costs and risks are transferred at the same point.* CFR, CIF, CPT and CIP: The seller contracts the transport, but without assuming the risk of loss or damage to the merchandise or additional costs due to events that occur after the loading and dispatch; that is, an indirect delivery with payment of the main transportation by the Seller.* DAT, DAP and DDP: The seller bears all the expenses and risks necessary to bring the merchandise to the destination country; This is a direct delivery upon arrival. They are not proposed when the payment of the transaction is made through a documentary credit, basically because financial institutions do not accept it. DAP is a "flexible" multipurpose Incoterm and can be used in any means of transport and in the combination of all of them.