Congratulations on achieving your goal! Now it's time to provide proof and validate your success. In this article, we will explore what happens after your goal reaches its funding target, the process of providing proof, and the implications of failing to provide appropriate evidence.
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A goal is considered completed when it reaches 100% funding before its end time. This is a significant achievement, and we congratulate you on reaching this milestone. Once your goal reaches 75% completion, you have the option to receive the funds early if you decide to end it prematurely. However, you can also choose to wait until the deadline to receive all the accumulated funds.
After successfully completing a goal, you will be asked to provide the proof you promised when you opened it. This proof serves as evidence that you have accomplished the goal you set. It can be in the form of an image, a receipt, or any other appropriate documentation. However, please note that the proof must be validated by Morgis auditors before you can open another goal.
Verification is a crucial step to ensure transparency and accountability within the system. It ensures that the funds are being used as intended and encourages friends to continue supporting and believing in the platform. By providing valid proof, you contribute to the integrity of the system and maintain the trust of the Morgis community.
What Happens If Proof Is Not Provided or Accepted?
If you fail to provide appropriate proof or if your proof is not accepted, you will not receive the funds for your goal, and you will not be able to open any more goals. It is essential to fulfill your commitment and provide valid evidence to continue benefiting from the Morgis platform.
Successfully achieving your goal is a significant accomplishment. However, it is equally important to provide proof of your success to maintain the integrity of the system. By uploading valid evidence, you contribute to the transparency and trustworthiness of the Morgis platform. Remember to follow the guidelines and provide appropriate documentation to continue benefiting from the platform's support.
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