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ClearOne Secures $200,000 Interest-Free Loan From First Finance

By Public Technologies
  • ClearOne entered a $200,000 loan agreement with First Finance on October 14, 2026, effective October 7, 2026.
  • The loan bears no interest, including during default or on overdue amounts.
  • Repayment timing requires mutual written agreement between the parties; prepayment is permitted at any time without notice or penalty.
  • Certain defaults allow First Finance to demand repayment or trigger automatic, immediate repayment.


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