1. Collection stage: At the early stage of overdue, the online lending platform will collect money by phone, SMS or email, and ask the borrower to repay as soon as possible.
2. Legal proceedings: If the collection fails, the platform can choose to recover the debt through legal channels. This includes bringing a lawsuit to the court to demand the borrower to repay the principal, interest and possible liquidated damages.
3. Property preservation: In the course of litigation, the creditor may apply to the court to preserve the debtor's property, so as to prevent the debtor from transferring the property to avoid debts.
4. Judgment execution: Once the court makes a judgment, the debtor needs to fulfill the repayment obligation according to the judgment result. If the debtor refuses to execute, the court may take enforcement measures, including but not limited to freezing bank accounts and auctioning property.
5. Credit history: overdue behavior will be recorded in the personal credit information system, which will affect the debtor's credit history and may lead to restrictions on financial activities such as future loans and credit card applications.
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When dealing with overdue loans, debtors should actively communicate with creditors and seek solutions. At the same time, understand relevant laws and regulations to avoid unnecessary legal consequences due to overdue behavior. It is legal and compliant for creditors to recover debts and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.