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The Cash Backed Bank Guarantee is a crucial financial instrument in German commercial practice, particularly used in situations requiring high levels of security and certainty. This document is typically employed when a beneficiary requires a bank guarantee but the applicant needs to provide cash collateral to secure the bank's obligation. The guarantee is governed by German law, specifically the Civil Code (BGB) and Banking Act (KWG), making it particularly suitable for domestic German transactions while also being acceptable for international trade. The document includes detailed provisions for the cash backing mechanism, ensuring the bank has immediate access to funds, while protecting all parties' interests through clear procedures for claims, payments, and release conditions. It's commonly used in construction projects, tender submissions, advance payment security, and performance guarantees.

1. Parties: Identification of the Bank (Guarantor), the Applicant (providing cash backing), and the Beneficiary

2. Background: Context of the guarantee, reference to the underlying transaction, and cash backing arrangement

3. Definitions: Key terms including Guarantee Amount, Cash Deposit, Expiry Date, and Underlying Transaction

4. Guarantee Terms: Core terms including guarantee amount, validity period, and conditions for calling the guarantee

5. Cash Backing Arrangements: Details of the cash deposit, account blocking mechanism, and pledge arrangements

6. Claim Procedure: Process and requirements for making claims under the guarantee

7. Release Conditions: Conditions for releasing the guarantee and returning the cash backing

8. Bank's Rights and Obligations: Scope of bank's duties, examination rights, and payment obligations

9. Fees and Charges: Bank's fees, charges, and payment terms

10. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specification of German law application and jurisdiction