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# Accepting a Collection Offer

Collection offers are made by lenders targeting a range of NFTs within a specific collection. If a collection offer exists for your NFT, it will appear on the Single NFT page. To accept a collection offer:

Navigate to the Single NFT page by clicking the NFT row in “My NFTs”

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Select an offer from the lending offers list that meets your needs and agree to the terms.

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Deposit your NFT into the escrow contract and instantly receive the loan amount in WETH or USDC.

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Once a loan is active, any lender can refinance it by offering better terms. As a borrower, you do not have to take any action—just enjoy the improved terms.


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