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FAQInvestmentsProject Stages on 8lends: Open, Funded, Repaid, Not Funded

Project Stages on 8lends: Open, Funded, Repaid, Not Funded

From an Open pool to a Repaid loan, each 8lends stage decides exactly where your USDC sits — and Not Funded means deposits bounce straight back to your wallet.

Every project on 8lends goes through several stages reflecting its current status. The main ones are: Open (accepting investments), Funded (the pool is filled, the loan is issued, interest is accruing), Repaid (the loan is fully repaid), Cancelled (the funding target was not reached, deposits were returned). The status is visible on the project card and in your personal account. Once a stage reaches its maximum funding target, it automatically moves to the Pre-Funded stage, where either the Admin or the borrower must change its status. If the stage reaches only the minimum funding target before closing, the Admin changes the status manually.

Main Project Stages

Open — open for investment

The project is active and accepting investments. Investors can invest from 100 USDC. At this stage, all parameters are visible: credit rating, rate, term, collateral type, LTV, pool funding progress.

Funded — funded

The pool has reached its target amount. Funds have been transferred to the borrower, and interest accrual has started. The loan terms are locked in the smart contract and no longer change. From this point on, you cannot invest in the project directly — you can only buy someone else's position on the Secondary Market.

Repaid — repaid

The borrower has fully repaid the loan with interest. Investors have received back their principal and all interest payments. The project has been completed successfully.

Cancelled — the funding target was not reached

The project did not reach its funding target within the set deadline. The smart contract automatically returns investors' deposits to their wallets. No losses — the funds are simply returned.

Summary Table of Stages

StageWhat it meansWhat the investor can do
OpenAccepting investmentsInvest from 100 USDC
FundedLoan issued, payments ongoingReceive interest, sell the position on the Secondary Market
RepaidLoan repaidNothing — the project is complete, funds returned
Not FundedFunding failedWithdraw the automatically returned deposit

Project Life Cycle

The typical path of a successful project:

Open → pool is being filled → Funded → monthly interest payments throughout the term → principal repayment → Repaid

If the project does not reach its target amount:

Open → funding deadline expired → Not Funded → deposits automatically returned

What Happens to the Money at Each Stage

StageWhere the investor's funds are
Open (you have invested)In the smart contract, locked to your address
FundedTransferred to the borrower; your claim is locked in the contract
RepaidReturned to you (principal + interest) in the smart contract, available for claim
Not FundedAutomatically returned to your wallet

Stages in Case of Loan Problems

In addition to the main stages, a project can move into a delinquency or default state:

  • Delinquency — the borrower is delaying a payment, but default has not yet been declared (up to 60 days). Maclear AG is conducting recovery
  • Default — the delinquency has reached 60 days. Collateral realization or Buyback is initiated

For more details on default scenarios

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I see my project's status? In your personal account on 8lends — each of your investments displays its current stage. The status is also visible on the project card. All status changes reflect the actual state of the smart contract on the Base blockchain, which can be verified on basescan.org.

What should I do if a project moves to Not Funded? Nothing special — the smart contract automatically returns your deposit to the wallet you invested from. You can use these funds to invest in other projects.

Can I invest in a project at the Funded stage? Directly — no, the pool is already closed. But you can buy another investor's position via the Secondary Market, if someone has listed it for sale. For more details

How long does a project stay in the Open stage? It depends on the size of the project and investor interest. Small projects can be filled in days, large ones in weeks. Each project has a set funding deadline; if the target is not reached within that time, the project moves to Not Funded.

What does it mean if a project stays in the Open stage for a long time without being filled? It means the pool has not yet reached its target amount. If the funding deadline expires without the target being reached, the deposits will be returned automatically (Not Funded). A long funding period does not mean there is a problem with the project — it depends on the overall activity of investors on the platform.

What happens after the Repaid stage? The project is complete. All funds (principal + interest) have been returned to investors and are available for withdrawal via claim. Completed projects remain in the history of your personal account.

Is there a stage at which I can lose money? Risk arises only in the event of borrower default (after 60 days of delinquency at the Funded stage). In that case, collateral realization or Buyback is activated. At the Open and Not Funded stages, the investor's funds are safe — they are either locked in the contract or returned. For more details on protection

See also:

  • How the 8lends Platform Works: From Application to Investor Payouts
  • How the Secondary Market Works on 8lends
  • What Happens if a Borrower Defaults?
  • When and How You Receive Your Returns on 8lends
  • Glossary: Key 8lends Terms

Risk disclosure: investments on 8lends involve risk, including the possible loss of principal. Successfully progressing through the stages depends on the borrower fulfilling their obligations and is not guaranteed. Past performance does not guarantee future results. 8lends is a platform operated by CLEARCHAIN CORP, registered with FINTRAC (Canada) as a Money Services Business. Maclear AG (Switzerland), a member of PolyReg SRO under the supervision of FINMA, acts as the Collateral Agent. Regulatory framework as of September 2026.

Updated: September 2026
  • Main Project Stages
  • Open — open for investment
  • Funded — funded
  • Repaid — repaid
  • Cancelled — the funding target was not reached
  • Summary Table of Stages
  • Project Life Cycle
  • What Happens to the Money at Each Stage
  • Stages in Case of Loan Problems
  • Frequently Asked Questions

Do You Have Any Questions?

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The platform has been audited by CertiK and Cyberscope, and all transactions are publicly visible on the Base blockchain. Two companies with clear responsibilities stand behind the platform: CLEARCHAIN CORP operates the platform and is registered as a Money Services Business with FINTRAC (Canada), and Maclear AG conducts due diligence and monitors collateral. So the platform is well regulated, transparent and accountable

If the project has BuyBack, the partner buys the loan and returns 100% of the principal once it is overdue for 60 days or more. Without BuyBack, Maclear AG initiates the sale of the collateral, and the proceeds are distributed proportionally among investors. Since launch there have been no defaults

The platform is operated by CLEARCHAIN CORP, registered in Canada as a Money Services Business (MSB) and subject to mandatory AML/CFT compliance requirements under FINTRAC. Settlements are made in USD. The platform is not a CASP, so DAC8 requirements do not apply

Small and medium-sized businesses in developing regions do not have easy access to bank financing and are willing to pay higher rates than businesses in the EU or US

You can sell your position to another investor through the Secondary Market before the end of the loan term. With Fastlending there is no fixed term: the principal and accrued income can be withdrawn at any time

The minimum investment is 100 USD

Risk of non-payment by the business, risk of changes in the value of the collateral, risk of limited liquidity if there is no buyer on the Secondary Market, and technical risk associated with the smart contract

Investments from 100 to 500 USD are available without KYC. For amounts over 500 USD, full verification is required: an identity document and proof of address

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