If the founder allocates you less than you committed in a public stage, or the stage is oversubscribed and your final allocation is reduced, you’ll be able to claim the difference. The same applies if a public stage doesn't meet its required minimum by the deadline — your full committed funds are claimable.
If a private stage doesn't meet its minimum by the deadline, your committed funds are made available to claim from your Spring account.
If investors vote to pass a refund proposal, the funds still remaining in escrow are returned to investors proportionally, based on each investor's share of that remaining escrow. Your committed funds are made available to claim from your Spring account.
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