The term has expired – what happens now?

By making an investment, you are entering into a contractual agreement. Once the term has expired, the payment of interest or capital depends on the chosen investment instrument.

You can find all the details:

1. on the issue page of the respective project
   
2. in the official contract and information documents
   
3. or in your personal CONDA account, as soon as repayments are made
   

If you feel that a repayment is overdue, please first check your investment dashboard and your emails.

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