South Carolina Corporate Guaranty is a legal agreement that provides protection for a lender when a borrower defaults on a loan or other financial obligation. It is a form of surety bond that is issued by a corporation or other entity to guarantee repayment of a debt. The guarantor is responsible for the outstanding balance of the loan should the borrower fail to make payments. There are two types of South Carolina Corporate Guaranty: limited and unconditional. With a limited guaranty, the guarantor is only liable for a specific portion of the loan amount, while with an unconditional guaranty, the guarantor is responsible for the entire loan amount. Both types of guaranty involve significant financial risk for the guarantor and require careful consideration before entering into an agreement.