Delivery Instrument

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Definition of 'Delivery Instrument'

A document that, during the delivery of the futures contract, stands in lieu of the physical asset underlying the contract.
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Investopedia explains 'Delivery Instrument'

Delivery instruments can include warehouse receipts, shipping certificates, and vault receipts. These all are more transferable than physical commodities, and provide investors with a more efficient method of settlement.
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