1. Overdue online loans will not directly lead to your inability to borrow again. Overdue repayment is only a bad credit record, but there is no clear stipulation prohibiting overdue borrowers from borrowing again.

2. Borrowing institutions mainly consider the borrower's credit status and repayment ability when reviewing loan applications. Overdue repayment will have an impact on your credit score, which may cause the borrowing institution to be cautious about your application.

3. Your overdue situation may make the borrower doubt your repayment ability. They may ask you to provide more supporting materials or take other measures to ensure that you have enough repayment ability.

4. If you can provide reasonable explanation and evidence to explain the reasons for overdue, and prove that you have a stable source of income and a good willingness to repay, you still have the opportunity to obtain new online loans.

Summary:

Overdue online loans will not directly prohibit you from borrowing again, but it will have a negative impact on your credit score. Before re-borrowing, it is suggested that you pay off overdue funds as soon as possible and provide relevant supporting materials to enhance your repayment ability. It should be noted that different lending institutions have different auditing standards, so success depends on the specific situation and the decision of lending institutions.

Extended data:

-In China, the supervision policy of online lending industry is complicated, and overdue repayment will directly affect personal credit records and may be blacklisted in the credit information system.

-Specific lending institutions have different attitudes and policies towards overdue borrowers. It is recommended to know and choose a formal and legal lending platform before borrowing.

-Maintain good repayment habits and avoid overdue repayment, which helps to maintain personal credit records and improve the chances of obtaining loans.