Guaranty of Payment for Goods and Future Goods is a form of security in which a guarantor (also known as a surety) serves as a third party to guarantee payment of goods and services from a debtor to a creditor. If the debtor fails to make the payment, the guarantor is obligated to make the payment on the debtor’s behalf. This type of guaranty is common in commercial transactions, such as when a business purchases goods or services from another business. Types of Guaranty of Payment for Goods and Future Goods include performance bonds, payment bonds, bid bonds, and advance payment bonds. Performance bonds are guarantees that the debtor will fulfill their contractual obligations. Payment bonds are guarantees that the debtor will make payments for goods and services received. Bid bonds are guarantees that the debtor will enter into a contract at the price they bid. Advance payment bonds are guarantees that the debtor will pay for goods and services before they are received.