ZAZ account

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A ZAZ account (Payment and Settlement Account) is a centralized financial account maintained by freight forwarders, carriers or logistics providers to consolidate and settle transport and handling charges and process payments. The central settlement office (ZAZ) issues consolidated invoices and manages payment transactions.

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