What do the different Note statuses mean?

Last Updated June 8, 2023 3 min read

Each Note in your account lists a status corresponding to the loan associated with the Note. Here’s a list of what each status means and what action Happen Bank takes in that status.

Pre-issuance statuses

• In Review - the loan application is pending final review by our Credit Review team to verify application details before the loan is issued. The team works hard to minimize turnaround time for loan reviews, but some elements of the review process require additional steps by the member that may increase the time to issuance.

• Expired - the loan application didn’t receive full funding or pass final review and was not issued. Happen Bank takes no further action.

• Removed - the loan listing was removed based on a credit decision or because we couldn’t verify the member’s information. Happen Bank takes no further action.

• Withdrawn by Applicant - the member withdrew their loan application. Happen Bank takes no further action.

• In Funding - the loan request is listed on the site and is still receiving funding from investors. Happen Bank won’t issue a loan until it’s fully funded. It’s rare for a loan not to be funded.

• Partially Funded - the loan didn’t receive full funding and is pending the member’s acceptance of the partial amount. Partial funding is rare.

• Issuing - the loan has been originated. Happen Bank issues Notes corresponding to the loan within 2–5 days.

• Issued - the loan has passed credit review, received full funding, and has been issued.

• Not Yet Issued - this umbrella status includes loan applications within the In Funding, In Review, and Issuing statuses.

Post-issuance statuses

• Current - the loan is up to date on all outstanding payments.

• In Grace Period - the loan is past due but within the 15-day grace period. Happen Bank sends reminders to the member that their loan payment is past due.

• Late (16-30) - the loan hasn’t been current for 16–30 days. This is the first tranche of loan delinquency.

Once loans become delinquent, Happen Bank attempts to contact borrowers through email, phone, and physical mail to collect any past due payments. We often review recent credit reports to understand the member’s current credit situation. Depending on the circumstances, we may work with members to make immediate payments, structure a new payment plan, or take other appropriate action to prevent the loan from falling into default status.

• Late (31–120) - the loan hasn’t been current for 31–120 days. This is the second tranche of loan delinquency.

Starting with this tranche, our servicing team attempts to contact the member to collect on the debt more frequently, within the guidelines permitted by consumer protection law.

• Default - the loan has not been current for more than 120 days. A loan in default status still appears in your Notes, but at this point, in most cases, Happen Bank will begin the process to charge off the loan.

• Charged Off - Happen Bank charges off a loan when we no longer reasonably expect further payments. Generally, charge-offs occur no later than 30 days after the loan enters Default status. Once a loan is charged off, the remaining principal balance of the Note is deducted from the account balance. In certain circumstances, loans may be charged off at an earlier or later date.

• Fully Paid - the loan has been fully repaid, either at the end of the loan term or earlier because of prepayment.

Happen Bank does not provide investment advice, and this information is not intended to be investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor if you have questions or need additional information.