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View your loan details

Your loan's detail screen in the Borrower Portal shows you the loan's header, a payment status line, and three tabs: Activity, Summary, and Documents. What appears depends on the loan's type and status and on the lender's portal settings.

Availability

  • Portal: Borrower Portal. Agents open the same screen for a borrower from the Agent Portal.
  • Role: A borrower signed in to the Borrower Portal.
  • Permissions: An options-menu item that needs a permission appears only when the borrower holds it. The options table lists each one.
  • Lender settings: The lender can hide individual options-menu items and individual Summary sections.
  • Status: Available to borrowers of lenders that use the Borrower Portal.

Before you start

  • Most options and every payment message depend on the loan's status. The tables below give each condition.

View a loan

1. Open the loan

Select the loan's card on the loans list. The screen opens on the Activity tab.

2. Read the header

The header shows the loan's ID, its name, an autopay control, and the options menu.

FieldDescription
{Loan type name} IDThe loan's ID, labeled with the loan type's display name in capitals, for example PERSONAL LOAN ID. Without a display name, the label is ACCOUNT ID.
Loan nameThe borrower's nickname for the loan, or the loan type's display name if there is no nickname.
Autopay on or Enable AutopayOpens the autopay screen. Autopay on shows while autopay is on, in green while the loan is active. The control is unavailable when the loan isn't active.
Autopay on or Autopay off, as textReplaces the autopay control when the lender hides Manage Autopay or the loan is with a collection agency. It can't be selected.
{Loan type name} optionsOpens the options menu.
Make payment and Draw fundsButtons above the tabs. Make payment shows while the loan is active or accelerated. Draw funds shows on an active line of credit. The lender's settings can hide either, except that a Peach setting can keep Draw funds showing. Neither shows while the loan is with a collection agency.

3. Read the payment status line

Below the header, one line sums up what the loan owes next or where it stands. The screen shows the first message in this table whose condition the loan meets.

ConditionMessage
Active installment loan with nothing left to pay and no remaining due dates, and a payment still pending"No payment is due, last payment processing"
Active loan with nothing left to pay and no remaining due dates"No payment is due"
Active loan with an overdue amount, on any loan type"Overdue: {amount} is due immediately", in red
Active line of credit whose next due period has a statement, with autopay on and a payment scheduled"Autopay scheduled: {amount} is due on {date}"
Active line of credit whose next due period has a statement and an amount still owed"Payment of {amount} is due on {date}"
Any other active line of credit"Current balance {amount}", followed by ", next due date on {date}" when there is a next due date
Active installment loan with autopay on"Autopay scheduled: {amount} is due on {date}", or "Autopay scheduled: {amount} today". Nothing shows if no autopay payment is scheduled.
Active installment loan with autopay off"Payment of {amount} is due on {date}", or "Payment of {amount} is due Today"
Accelerated loan"Accelerated: {amount} is due immediately"
Paid-off loan"Account has been paid off."
Charged-off loan"Account has been charged off."
Canceled loan"Account has been canceled."
Originated loan that hasn't started"Account has been originated but not started."
Declined loan"Account has been declined."
Frozen loan"Account has been frozen."

Collections alert

When the loan is with a collection agency, a warning banner appears under the loan's name. It says the account has been transferred to a debt collection agency and gives the agency's legal name, phone number, email address, and mailing address. While the banner shows, you can't make a payment or change autopay. The header table and the options table give the details.

Open the options menu

1. Open the menu

Select {Loan type name} options in the header, for example Personal Loan options. Without a display name, it reads Account options.

2. Select an option

Select an option to open it. To narrow the list, type in the search field at the top of the menu. On a narrow screen, options that don't match disappear. On a wider screen, they're greyed out. Unavailable options are also greyed out, and the menu doesn't say why.

The menu lists these options, in this order:

OptionShown whenAvailable whenCovered in
Draw fundsThe loan is a line of credit and the borrower holds draw.purchase:createThe loan is activeLoan options
Change due dateThe borrower holds due.date:updateThe loan is activeLoan options
Manage AutopayThe borrower holds autopay:updateThe loan is active and not with a collection agencyPayments
Manage payment methodsThe borrower holds payment.instrument:listAlwaysPayments
Make paymentAlwaysThe loan is active or accelerated, and not with a collection agencyPayments
Change nicknameThe borrower holds loan:updateAlwaysLoan options
Get payoff statementAlwaysThe loan is active, accelerated, or charged offLoan options

Review activity

1. Open the Activity tab

The Activity tab lists the loan's events by date, oldest first, with one card per date. Entries include the loan's start, due dates, scheduled autopay payments, payments, refunds, purchases, statements, fees, and status changes such as acceleration, charge-off, and payoff.

Each entry shows a title that names the event and its status, such as Autopay scheduled, and an amount where one applies. A negative amount starts with a minus sign, and some amounts show in green.

2. Expand an entry

An entry with more detail shows an arrow on the right. Select the entry to expand it. A payment shows its Payment method and Payment ID.

Known limitation: only a line of credit's Activity tab has a search. It searches by words, time period, activity type, and amount range. An installment loan's activity can't be searched or filtered.

Cancel a scheduled payment

You can cancel a payment that is still scheduled and dated after today. Both its display date and its effective date must be after today.

1. Expand the payment

On the Activity tab, select the scheduled payment to expand it.

2. Select Cancel

Select Cancel. A Cancel payment dialog asks "Are you sure you want to cancel this payment?"

3. Confirm the cancellation

Select Yes. No closes the dialog and keeps the payment.

Review the loan summary

Installment loan sections

An installment loan's Summary tab shows these sections, in this order. The merchant, promotions, and card sections appear only when the loan has them.

SectionWhat it shows
SummaryA progress bar with PAID, the total the borrower has paid, and REMAINING, what they're projected to pay if they keep making on-time payments. Below the bar are these rows, in order: Principal Paid; Interest And Fees Paid; Advanced Amount, if the loan has advances; Refunded Amount, if the loan has refunds, not counting canceled refunds; Remaining Due Dates and Projected Payoff Date, while the loan is active; Credit Balance, if it isn't zero; Reimbursed Amount, if it isn't zero. A declined loan shows "Loan has been declined." in place of the bar and the rows.
Merchant DetailsThe merchant's Name, Address, Department/contact name, Phone, and Email. When the merchant has a business type, the heading names it in place of "Merchant".
PromotionsThe loan's active promotions, then past ones that were canceled or exercised. Each shows its status: Active, Exercised, Expired, Disqualified, Opted out, or Canceled.
Virtual Card or Credit CardDetails of each card on the loan.
TermsHeaded with the loan's name, for example "Personal Loan Terms". It lists, in order: Amount Financed; Down Payment; the origination fee, under the lender's name for it (Origination Fee by default); Other Fees; Total Interest; APR, with Show Interest Rates; Total Of Payments; and any co-borrower or co-signer.

How Remaining Due Dates is counted

Remaining Due Dates counts the loan's regular payment due dates from today through the projected payoff date. It leaves out due dates that have passed, including overdue ones. It also leaves out today's due date if it's paid. It leaves out the first due date on the loan's current payment schedule, too, if the borrower paid it before it came due. If there's no projected payoff date, the count is 0.

For example, a loan has monthly due dates on the 15th from February 15, 2027, and a projected payoff date of December 15, 2027. On June 10, 2027, its Remaining Due Dates is 7: June 15 through December 15.

A later due date that the borrower has paid ahead still counts until that date arrives.

"Today" is today's date in the lender's time zone.

Line of credit sections

A line of credit's Summary tab shows these sections, in this order. Hiding the terms also hides the cards.

SectionWhat it shows
SummaryA bar, then Available Credit and Current Balance. Credit Balance and Over Limit Amount appear when they're above zero. A declined loan shows "Loan has been declined." in their place.
Merchant DetailsThe same section as on an installment loan.
PromotionsThe same section as on an installment loan.
Balances DetailsOne row per active, frozen, accelerated, or charged-off draw, other than migration draws, with Balance Type (the draw's name), APR, and Balance. The section doesn't appear when there are no such draws.
{Loan type name} TermsCurrent credit limit, the origination fee under the lender's name for it (Origination Fee by default), APR, and any co-borrower or co-signer. A variable APR shows as a range followed by "(Variable rate)".
Virtual Card or Credit CardDetails of each card on the line of credit.

View or download a document

1. Open the Documents tab

Select Documents. Each document is named by its description, or else by its type or file name.

2. Open or save a document

Select View to open the document in a new browser tab, or Download to save it to your device.

Where the loan type has statements turned on, a Statements section follows the documents, with the same View and Download actions.

What agents see on this screen

If you open this screen as an agent from the Agent Portal, you can also see:

  • the loan's labels under its name
  • a set of agent tools in the options menu
  • archived documents, behind View archived documents
  • a Mail action on statements

Result

Viewing the screen changes nothing. After you confirm a cancellation, the dialog closes and the Activity tab reloads the loan's payments.