How Banks Cut Payment Delinquency by 35% with Automation

Payment delinquency costs financial institutions over $50 billion annually in write-offs, collection expenses, and lost interest revenue. Leading banks and credit unions are discovering that automated early intervention through AI-powered payment reminders reduces delinquency rates by 30-40% while maintaining positive customer relationships. This comprehensive guide reveals proven strategies for reducing loan and credit card delinquencies through automated reminders, early warning systems, strategic communication timing, and empathetic outreach that helps customers before accounts reach serious delinquency or charge-off status.

Reduce payment delinquency by 35% using automated early intervention, AI-powered reminders, and strategic communication that helps customers stay current while protecting your portfolio.

Understanding the Delinquency Challenge#

Payment delinquency represents one of the largest controllable costs for financial institutions. Understanding the scope and impact is essential for building effective intervention strategies.

The True Cost of Delinquency#

Portfolio Impact:

For a typical community bank or credit union:

Loan portfolio: $500M
Average delinquency rate: 2.8%
Delinquent accounts value: $14M

Credit card portfolio: $150M
Average delinquency rate: 4.2%
Delinquent accounts value: $6.3M

Total delinquent assets: $20.3M

Financial Impact Analysis:

Charge-Off Losses:
30% of 90+ day delinquent accounts charge off
$20.3M × 30% = $6.09M annual write-offs

Collection Costs:
Average cost per collection action: $25
Delinquent accounts requiring action: 5,000
Annual collection costs: $125,000

Lost Interest Revenue:
Non-performing loans: $20.3M
Average interest rate: 6.5%
Lost annual interest: $1.32M

Regulatory Capital Impact:
Increased risk weighting requires additional capital reserves
Opportunity cost of tied-up capital: $500K+

Total Annual Cost: $8.04M+

With 35% Delinquency Reduction:

Reduced delinquent assets: $20.3M → $13.2M
Reduced charge-offs: $6.09M → $3.96M
Reduced collection costs: $125K → $81K
Reduced lost interest: $1.32M → $858K

Annual savings: $2.84M
Implementation cost: $150K
Net benefit: $2.69M
ROI: 1,793%

Delinquency Progression Timeline#

Understanding the Delinquency Curve:

Stage	Days Past Due	Account %	Recovery Rate	Intervention Priority
Current	0	97.2%	100%	Preventive reminders
Early	1-15	1.8%	95%	HIGH - Easy recovery
30-Day	16-30	0.6%	85%	HIGH - Critical window
60-Day	31-60	0.3%	65%	URGENT - Hardship zone
90-Day	61-90	0.1%	40%	CRITICAL - Pre-charge-off
Serious	90+	<0.1%	15%	Collections/Legal

Critical Insight: Recovery rates drop dramatically after 30 days past due. The 1-30 day window is where automated intervention delivers maximum impact.

Root Causes of Delinquency#

Top Reasons for Missed Payments:

Reason	Percentage	Preventable via Reminder?
Simply forgot	42%	YES - High success
Cash flow timing issue	28%	YES - Moderate success
Financial hardship	18%	PARTIAL - Need hardship options
Dispute/dissatisfaction	7%	PARTIAL - Need resolution
Intentional non-payment	5%	NO - Requires collections

Key Opportunity: 70% of delinquencies (forgot + timing issues) are highly preventable through proactive reminder systems, representing the largest ROI opportunity.

Strategy 1: Implement Pre-Delinquency Reminders#

The most effective delinquency prevention happens before the payment is even missed. Pre-delinquency reminders keep good customers current.

Pre-Due Date Reminder Sequence#

Optimal Timeline:

7 Days Before Due Date:

Channel: Email
Subject: "Your [Loan Type] payment is due [Date]"

Content:
- Payment amount: $XXX
- Due date: [Date]
- Current balance: $X,XXX
- Payment options (online, phone, branch, auto-pay)
- Set up autopay link
- Customer service contact

Purpose: Early awareness, prevent forgetting

3 Days Before Due Date:

Channel: SMS
Message: "Reminder: Your $[Amount] [Loan Type] payment is due
[Day], [Date]. Pay online at [ShortLink] or call [Number].
-[Bank Name]"

Purpose: Mobile-friendly reminder, easy action

Due Date (Day Of):

Channel: Voice Call (AI-powered)
Script: "Hello [Name], this is [Bank Name] calling with a
friendly reminder that your [loan type] payment of $[Amount]
is due today.

You can make your payment right now by:
- Pressing 1 to pay by phone
- Visiting [website]
- Calling us at [number]

Press 1 to make your payment now, or press 2 to speak with
someone about payment options. Thank you."

Purpose: High-touch personal reminder, immediate action option

Pre-Delinquency Communication Best Practices#

Tone and Messaging:

✅ Helpful, not punitive

• "Friendly reminder" language
• "We're here to help" positioning
• Assume good faith (customer wants to pay)
• Focus on making payment easy

❌ Avoid threatening or negative

• No late fee warnings in pre-delinquency
• No collection language
• No negative consequences messaging
• No pressure tactics

Personalization Elements:

Essential:
- Customer name
- Specific loan/account type
- Exact payment amount
- Precise due date
- Account-specific payment link

Advanced:
- Payment history reference ("You've never missed a payment")
- Preferred payment method
- Custom payment schedule options
- Language preference

Autopay Enrollment Focus:

Include autopay enrollment in every pre-delinquency message:

"Never worry about missing a payment! Set up automatic payments
in under 2 minutes: [AutoPay Setup Link]

Benefits:
✓ Never miss a due date
✓ Potential interest rate discount (0.25%)
✓ Improve credit score
✓ Peace of mind"

Autopay Impact:

Customers with autopay: 0.4% delinquency rate
Customers without autopay: 3.2% delinquency rate
8x difference in delinquency rates

Pre-delinquency reminder sequence showing optimal timing and channels for maximum prevention

Strategy 2: Early Delinquency Intervention (1-15 Days)#

Once an account becomes delinquent, immediate intervention in the first 15 days yields the highest recovery rates and maintains customer relationships.

Day 1-5: Soft Reminder Approach#

Day 1 (Payment Missed):

Channel: SMS (within 2 hours of missed payment)
Tone: Friendly assumption of oversight

"Hi [Name], we noticed your [loan] payment of $[Amount] wasn't
received today. If you've already sent it, thank you! If not,
you can pay now at [Link] to avoid any late fees. Questions?
Call [Number]. -[Bank]"

Key elements:
- Assume good faith (may have already paid)
- Mention late fee (consequence without threat)
- Easy payment link
- Offer help

Day 3:

Channel: Email
Subject: "Action needed: Past due payment"

Content:
- Payment now 3 days past due
- Amount owed: $[Payment] + $[Late Fee] = $[Total]
- Grace period ends: [Date]
- Payment options clearly listed
- Financial hardship resources if needed
- Customer service contact (empathy focus)

Tone: More serious but still helpful

Day 5:

Channel: Voice Call (AI-powered)
Script: "Hello [Name], this is [Bank Name] calling about your
[loan type] account. Your payment of $[Amount] is now 5 days
past due.

We want to help you get your account current and avoid any
impact to your credit.

Press 1 to make a payment now by phone.
Press 2 to discuss payment arrangements.
Press 3 to speak with a representative.

We're here to help. Thank you."

If voicemail: Leave callback number and mention urgency without
threatening language.

Day 6-15: Increased Urgency Phase#

Day 7:

Channel: SMS + Email
Message: "Important: Your [loan] payment is now 7 days past due.
Total owed: $[Amount]. Late fees continue to accrue. Pay now:
[Link] or call [Number] to discuss options. -[Bank]"

Purpose: Multi-channel reinforcement, urgency without panic

Day 10:

Channel: Voice Call with Payment Arrangement Option
Script: "Hello [Name], this is [Bank Name] calling about your
account which is now 10 days past due.

We understand that unexpected situations happen. We have several
options that can help:

Press 1 to make your full payment now
Press 2 to set up a payment plan
Press 3 to discuss temporary hardship assistance
Press 4 to speak with a specialist

We want to work with you to keep your account in good standing."

Purpose: Offer solutions, not just demand payment

Day 15:

Channel: Personal Call from Relationship Manager/Collections
Approach: Human touch, problem-solving

Script Guidelines:
- Acknowledge the delinquency directly
- Express genuine concern and desire to help
- Ask open-ended questions: "What's happening that prevented
  your payment?"
- Listen actively without judgment
- Offer specific solutions based on customer's situation
- Set clear expectations and next steps
- Document everything in account notes

Purpose: Build rapport, understand root cause, find solution

Early Delinquency Messaging Rules#

Do:

• Act immediately (within hours of missed payment)
• Assume good faith initially
• Escalate gradually in tone
• Offer multiple payment options
• Provide genuine assistance
• Document all contact attempts
• Comply with all regulations (FDCPA, TCPA)

Don't:

• Wait days before first contact
• Start with threatening language
• Make empty threats
• Contact at unreasonable times
• Discuss account with third parties
• Ignore hardship signals
• Give up after one attempt

Strategy 3: Hardship Identification and Assistance#

Many delinquencies result from temporary financial hardship. Early identification and assistance prevent further delinquency while maintaining customer loyalty.

Hardship Detection Signals#

Automated Monitoring Triggers:

Red Flags in System:
- First-time delinquency (unusual pattern)
- Multiple accounts delinquent simultaneously
- Reduced deposit activity (checking account)
- Increased credit utilization
- Recent large withdrawals
- Employment status change (if known)
- Geographic area affected by economic event

Action: Proactive outreach before missed payment

Communication-Based Signals:

Customer Statements Indicating Hardship:
- "I lost my job"
- "Medical emergency"
- "Business closure"
- "Divorce/family change"
- "Reduced income"
- "Unexpected major expense"

Action: Immediate escalation to hardship specialist

Hardship Program Options#

Payment Deferral:

Offer: Skip 1-2 payments, extend loan term
Benefit: Immediate relief without late fees
Cost: Extended interest, longer payoff
Best for: Temporary cash flow issue

Example:
Customer with $500/month car loan
Defer 2 payments ($1,000 relief)
Add 2 months to end of loan
Interest cost: $65 over life of loan
vs. Late fees + delinquency: $100+ immediately

Payment Reduction:

Offer: Reduce monthly payment temporarily (3-6 months)
Benefit: Lower obligation during hardship
Cost: Extended term, more total interest
Best for: Income reduction, need sustained relief

Example:
Current payment: $500/month
Reduced payment: $300/month
Duration: 6 months
Relief: $1,200 over 6 months

Interest Rate Reduction:

Offer: Temporary or permanent rate reduction
Benefit: Lower payment, less total cost
Cost: Lost interest revenue for lender
Best for: Good long-term customers, refinance risk

Example:
Current rate: 7.5%, Payment: $500/month
Reduced rate: 5.5%, Payment: $465/month
Monthly savings: $35
Annual savings: $420

Loan Modification:

Offer: Re-amortize loan with new terms
Benefit: Permanent solution, fresh start
Cost: Administrative, potential credit impact
Best for: Permanent financial change

Example:
Current: $500/month, 36 months remaining
Modified: $350/month, 48 months remaining
Immediate relief: $150/month

Hardship Outreach Script#

"Hello [Name], I'm [Agent Name] from [Bank]. I'm calling because
I noticed your payment is past due, and I want to make sure
everything is okay.

Sometimes our customers experience unexpected situations—job
changes, medical issues, or other challenges. If that's happening
for you, we have programs designed to help you through difficult
times.

Can you share what's happening? I'm here to listen and find
solutions, not to judge or pressure you.

[Listen actively]

Based on what you've shared, here are some options that might help:
[Present 2-3 relevant hardship programs]

Would you like to explore any of these? We can get started right
now on the phone, and I'll handle all the details for you."

Key Principles:

• Lead with empathy and understanding
• Ask open-ended questions
• Listen more than talk
• Present options, not ultimatums
• Make enrollment easy (phone, not paperwork)
• Follow up to ensure customer success

Strategy 4: Multi-Channel Communication Orchestration#

Different customers prefer different communication channels. Effective delinquency management leverages all channels strategically.

Channel Strategy by Delinquency Stage#

Current Accounts (Pre-Delinquency):

Primary: Email (informative, low-cost)
Secondary: SMS (high engagement)
Tertiary: Voice (high-value accounts)

Frequency: Monthly statement + 7/3 day reminders

1-15 Days Delinquent:

Primary: SMS (immediate, high open rate)
Secondary: Voice (personal touch, problem-solving)
Tertiary: Email (detailed options, documentation)

Frequency: Days 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15

16-30 Days Delinquent:

Primary: Voice (direct conversation required)
Secondary: SMS (reinforcement, urgency)
Tertiary: Email (formal notice, documentation)

Frequency: Every 3-5 days, multiple channels

31+ Days Delinquent:

Primary: Personal call (relationship manager/collections)
Secondary: Certified letter (legal protection)
Tertiary: All channels (persistent contact attempts)

Frequency: Every 2-3 days until resolution

Channel Performance Benchmarks#

Response Rates by Channel:

Voice Calls (AI-powered):
- Answer rate: 35-45%
- Engagement rate: 70% (of answers)
- Payment commitment: 40% (of engaged)
- Overall effectiveness: 10-12%

SMS Messages:
- Delivery rate: 98%
- Open rate: 90%
- Click-through: 25%
- Payment completion: 15% (of clicks)
- Overall effectiveness: 3.3%

Email:
- Delivery rate: 94%
- Open rate: 55%
- Click-through: 12%
- Payment completion: 18% (of clicks)
- Overall effectiveness: 1.2%

Multi-Channel Sequence:
- Overall effectiveness: 20-25%
- 2x improvement over single-channel approach

Compliance and Best Practices#

FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) Compliance:

Required:
✓ Identify yourself and institution
✓ State purpose of call clearly
✓ Provide mini-Miranda warning (initial contact)
✓ Honor cease and desist requests
✓ Maintain accurate records

Prohibited:
✗ Call before 8am or after 9pm consumer's time
✗ Contact customer at work if prohibited
✗ Discuss debt with third parties
✗ Use abusive, threatening, or harassing language
✗ Misrepresent amount owed or consequences

TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act) Compliance:

Required:
✓ Obtain prior express consent for auto-dialers
✓ Provide clear opt-out mechanism
✓ Honor do-not-call requests immediately
✓ Maintain internal do-not-call list
✓ Call only during permitted hours

Best Practice: Get written consent at account opening for:
- Payment reminders
- Delinquency notifications
- Automated voice calls
- SMS messages

CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) Guidelines:

Focus on:
✓ Clear, understandable communication
✓ Accurate information always
✓ Fair treatment without discrimination
✓ Reasonable collection practices
✓ Privacy and data protection
✓ Complaint handling and resolution

Strategy 5: Predictive Analytics and Risk Scoring#

Advanced financial institutions use predictive models to identify accounts at risk of delinquency before they miss payments.

Predictive Delinquency Models#

Risk Scoring Factors:

High Predictive Value:
- Payment history (last 12 months): 35% weight
- Account balance trends: 20% weight
- Credit utilization ratio: 15% weight
- Deposit account activity: 12% weight
- Employment status changes: 10% weight
- External credit bureau data: 8% weight

Risk Score Output:
0-30: Low risk (0.5% delinquency probability)
31-60: Moderate risk (2.5% delinquency probability)
61-85: High risk (12% delinquency probability)
86-100: Very high risk (35% delinquency probability)

Proactive Intervention Strategy:

High Risk Accounts (Score 61+):
- Enhanced pre-payment reminders (7, 5, 3, 1 day)
- Relationship manager personal call (15 days pre-due)
- Hardship program information sent proactively
- Autopay enrollment outreach
- Financial wellness resources offered

Moderate Risk Accounts (Score 31-60):
- Standard pre-payment reminders
- Autopay enrollment encouragement
- Financial literacy content
- Earlier intervention if payment missed (Day 1 vs Day 3)

Early Warning Dashboard#

Real-Time Monitoring:

Accounts Requiring Attention Today:

High Priority (Due Today):
- 47 accounts, $123K total exposure
- Average risk score: 68
- Recommended action: Proactive call before COB

Medium Priority (1-3 Days Past Due):
- 23 accounts, $87K total exposure
- Average risk score: 54
- Recommended action: Automated SMS + email

Watch List (High Risk, Current):
- 156 accounts, $892K total exposure
- Average risk score: 71
- Recommended action: Enhanced reminders next due date

Strategy 6: Technology and Automation Platform#

Effective delinquency management requires robust technology that integrates communication, data, and workflow.

Essential Platform Capabilities#

Core System Integration:

Must Integrate With:
- Core banking system (account data, payment history)
- Loan origination system (loan details, terms)
- Collections management system (workflow, case tracking)
- CRM (customer profile, communication history)
- Payment processing (online, phone, ACH)
- Credit bureau reporting (accuracy, updates)

Data Flow:
Account status → Automated triggers → Communication platform
→ Customer engagement → Payment outcome → System update

Communication Automation:

Automated Workflows:
IF payment_due_date - 7 days
THEN send email reminder

IF payment_due_date - 3 days AND no_autopay
THEN send SMS reminder

IF payment_due_date = today AND payment_not_received
THEN initiate voice call sequence

IF days_past_due = 1
THEN send SMS + flag for review

IF days_past_due = 5 AND no_response
THEN escalate to live agent queue

IF days_past_due = 15 AND no_payment_arrangement
THEN assign to collections specialist

AI Voice Call Platform Requirements:

Essential Features:
- Natural language processing (human-like conversation)
- Account data integration (real-time)
- Interactive voice response (payment by phone)
- Voicemail detection and custom messages
- Call recording and quality assurance
- Compliance controls (FDCPA, TCPA)
- Reporting and analytics dashboard

Advanced Features:
- Sentiment analysis (detect customer emotion)
- Hardship flag detection (trigger specialist)
- Payment arrangement scheduling
- Multi-language support
- Predictive dialing optimization

Implementation Considerations#

Vendor Selection Criteria:

Feature	Priority	Evaluation Questions
Core Integration	Critical	Does it connect to our existing systems?
Compliance	Critical	Built-in FDCPA/TCPA controls?
Scalability	High	Can handle volume spikes?
Reporting	High	Real-time dashboards and insights?
Customization	Medium	Can we tailor scripts and workflows?
Support	Medium	Implementation assistance and training?
Cost	Medium	Transparent pricing, ROI calculator?

Build vs. Buy Decision:

Build In-House:
Pros: Full control, custom integration, no vendor lock-in
Cons: 12-18 month timeline, high development cost, ongoing maintenance
Estimated cost: $500K-$1M initial, $200K annual maintenance

Buy Solution:
Pros: 30-60 day implementation, proven technology, vendor support
Cons: Less customization, vendor dependency, subscription cost
Estimated cost: $50K-$150K initial, $100K-$300K annual

Recommendation: Buy for most institutions unless unique requirements

Strategy 7: Performance Measurement and Continuous Improvement#

Successful delinquency management requires ongoing measurement, analysis, and optimization.

Key Performance Indicators#

Primary Metrics:

Overall Delinquency Rate:
= (Delinquent balance / Total portfolio balance) × 100
Industry average: 2.5-3.5%
Target with automation: 1.5-2.5%

Early Stage Delinquency (1-30 days):
= (1-30 day delinquent / Total portfolio) × 100
Target: <1.5%

Cure Rate (1-30 day):
= (Accounts cured / Total 1-30 day delinquent) × 100
Target: >75%

Charge-Off Rate:
= (Charge-offs / Average portfolio balance) × 100
Industry average: 1.2-1.8%
Target: <1.0%

Roll Rate (30 to 60+ days):
= (Accounts rolling to 60+ / 30-day delinquent accounts) × 100
Target: <25%

Operational Efficiency Metrics:

Contact Effectiveness:
= (Payments received / Contact attempts) × 100
Target: >20%

Right Party Contact Rate:
= (Correct party reached / Total calls) × 100
Target: >40%

Promise to Pay Kept Rate:
= (Promises kept / Total promises) × 100
Target: >70%

Average Days to Cure:
= Sum of (days to cure) / Number of cured accounts
Target: <10 days

Cost Per Dollar Collected:
= Total collection costs / Total dollars collected
Target: <$0.10

Monthly Performance Dashboard#

DELINQUENCY MANAGEMENT SCORECARD
Month: January 2025

Portfolio Health:
Overall delinquency: 1.8% (Target: 2.0%) ✓
30-day delinquency: 1.2% (↓ 0.3 from Dec)
60+ day delinquency: 0.4% (↓ 0.1 from Dec)
Charge-off rate: 0.8% (Target: 1.0%) ✓

Intervention Performance:
Pre-delinquency reminders sent: 45,823
Early intervention contacts: 1,247
Cure rate (1-30 day): 78% ✓
Hardship programs enrolled: 67
Autopay enrollments: 234

Communication Effectiveness:
Voice call answer rate: 42%
SMS response rate: 28%
Email open rate: 58%
Multi-channel contact success: 24%

Financial Impact:
Prevented delinquencies: $2.3M (est.)
Reduced charge-offs: $412K
Collection cost savings: $38K
Total monthly benefit: $567K

Action Items:
1. Increase autopay enrollment (target: 300/month)
2. Enhance 10-day intervention script
3. Deploy predictive model to 3 additional portfolios
4. Train 4 new hardship specialists

A/B Testing and Optimization#

Test Variables:

Message Timing:
Test A: 7-day pre-reminder
Test B: 10-day pre-reminder
Metric: Autopay enrollment rate
Winner: 10-day (14% vs 11% enrollment)

Call Script Variations:
Test A: "Friendly reminder" opening
Test B: "Important notice" opening
Metric: Payment completion rate
Winner: "Friendly reminder" (38% vs 32%)

Incentive Offers:
Test A: Late fee waiver for payment within 48 hours
Test B: No incentive
Metric: Cure rate, margin impact
Winner: Conditional waiver (82% vs 74% cure, positive ROI)

Channel Sequence:
Test A: SMS → Email → Voice
Test B: Voice → SMS → Email
Metric: Overall cure rate
Winner: Voice-first (81% vs 76%)

Implementation Roadmap#

Phase 1: Foundation (Months 1-2)

• Assess current delinquency landscape
• Select and implement automation platform
• Integrate with core systems
• Configure pre-delinquency reminders
• Train staff on new workflows

Phase 2: Early Intervention (Months 3-4)

• Deploy 1-30 day automated workflows
• Implement AI voice calling
• Create hardship program procedures
• Establish compliance controls
• Launch performance dashboard

Phase 3: Advanced Strategies (Months 5-6)

• Roll out predictive analytics
• Enhance multi-channel orchestration
• Optimize based on initial data
• Expand hardship assistance
• Implement continuous testing

Phase 4: Continuous Improvement (Ongoing)

• Monthly performance reviews
• Quarterly A/B testing cycles
• Annual strategy assessment
• Technology upgrades as needed
• Best practice sharing across organization

Conclusion: Transform Delinquency Management#

Reducing payment delinquency by 35% through automation transforms financial institution profitability, risk management, and customer relationships. The strategies outlined—pre-delinquency reminders, early intervention, hardship assistance, multi-channel orchestration, predictive analytics, and robust technology—work together to keep customers current while protecting portfolio health.

Key Takeaways:

• Prevention Beats Collections: Pre-delinquency reminders reduce delinquency 15-20%
• Early Intervention Works: 75%+ cure rate in first 30 days vs. 40% after 60 days
• Automation Scales: AI-powered communication reaches 100% of accounts cost-effectively
• Empathy Retains Customers: Hardship programs solve problems while maintaining loyalty
• Data Drives Results: Predictive models enable proactive intervention before delinquency

Financial Impact Summary:

For a $650M total portfolio:

Current delinquency rate: 2.8%
Delinquent balance: $18.2M
Annual charge-offs: $5.5M

With 35% delinquency reduction:
New delinquency rate: 1.8%
Delinquent balance: $11.7M
Annual charge-offs: $3.5M

Annual charge-off savings: $2.0M
Annual collection cost savings: $40K
Annual interest revenue recovery: $400K
Total annual benefit: $2.44M

Implementation cost: $150K
Net annual benefit: $2.29M
ROI: 1,527%

Your Action Plan:

1. This Week: Calculate your current delinquency cost
2. This Month: Select automation platform and begin integration
3. Month 2: Deploy pre-delinquency reminders
4. Month 3: Launch early intervention workflows
5. Month 6: Measure results and optimize

Stop accepting high delinquency rates as inevitable. Every delinquent account represents a customer who needs help and an institution losing money unnecessarily.

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• ✅ Core banking system integration
• ✅ FDCPA and TCPA compliance controls
• ✅ Hardship detection and workflow management
• ✅ Real-time performance analytics

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