DPU — Delivered At Place Unloaded
Seller delivers AND unloads at the named destination. The only term where the seller unloads.
DPUDelivered At Place UnloadedAny mode
Where risk transfers
When the goods are unloaded and placed at the buyer's disposal at the named place of destination.
Mode: any mode of transport
Who pays what
| Export customs | Seller |
| Origin carriage | Seller |
| Main freight | Seller |
| Insurance | Either (optional) |
| Import customs | Buyer |
| Duties & taxes | Buyer |
| Delivery to place | Seller |
Obligations
Seller
- •Carry cost and risk to destination and unload the goods
- •Clear for export
Buyer
- •Clear for import and pay duties and taxes
Watch out
Replaced DAT (Delivered At Terminal) in Incoterms 2020 and broadened it to any place. Make sure the seller can actually unload at the named point.
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Frequently asked questions
What does DPU mean in Incoterms 2020?
DPU stands for Delivered At Place Unloaded. Seller delivers AND unloads at the named destination. The only term where the seller unloads. Risk transfers when the goods are unloaded and placed at the buyer's disposal at the named place of destination.
Who pays for the main freight under DPU?
The seller pays the main carriage under DPU.