Lender Warnings
What Lenders See Before Contributing
Clear warnings help lenders make informed decisions about risk.
Warning Levels
π’ Low Risk (Grades A-B)
β
Low Risk Loan
- Strong repayment history OR close social connection
- Reasonable loan sizeπ‘ Moderate Risk (Grades C-D)
β οΈ Moderate Risk
- Limited history or moderate connection
- Consider smaller contributionπ΄ High Risk (Grades E-HR)
π¨ High Risk - Lend with Caution
- First-time borrower OR weak social ties
- Only lend what you can afford to lose
- Expected default rate: >35%Risk Flags
Specific warnings lenders might see:
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When Shown
π First Loan
No repayment history
π Large Request
Loan >$500 with no history
β οΈ Past Default
Borrower defaulted before
π₯ Weak Ties
Minimal social connection
Best Practices
For Lenders:
Start with Grade A-B loans
Diversify across multiple loans
Only lend to Grade E-HR if you know them
For Borrowers:
Start small to build Grade A status
Share with close friends first
Repay on-time
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