Cost Of Tender

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Definition of 'Cost Of Tender'

The total charges associated with the delivery and certification of commodities underlying a futures contract.
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Investopedia explains 'Cost Of Tender'

The cost of tender is charged only if the futures contract holder wishes to receive the commodity rather than close the position before expiration.
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