looking to expand globally?
If you’re a U.S. company looking to expand globally, several government export programs can help you navigate international markets and secure financial support:
1. U.S. Commercial Service (International Trade Administration)
- The U.S. Commercial Service provides a wide range of services to help businesses export, including market research, buyer matching, and export counseling. They also offer assistance in over 70 international markets.
- Learn more and apply: U.S. Commercial Service Trade.gov


2. Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM)
- EXIM provides financial solutions such as export credit insurance to protect against buyer nonpayment, working capital loans, and loan guarantees to help businesses expand globally. This allows U.S. companies to offer competitive credit terms to international buyers and mitigate financial risks.
- Apply and get more details: EXIM Global Program
3. Carrier Liability Limits
- The STEP Program helps small businesses by providing grants and training to grow their exports. SBA’s Export Assistance Centers also offer help with financing and compliance with international trade laws.
- Learn more and apply: SBA Export Assistance SBA.gov
- U.S. Export Assistance Centers | U.S. Small Business Administration (sba.gov)