The relevant laws clearly stipulate that the losses suffered by participating in illegal public deposits and illegal fund-raising activities shall be borne by the participants themselves, and the debts and risks formed shall not be passed on to state-owned banks, other financial institutions and any other units that have not participated in illegal public deposits and illegal fund-raising activities. After clearing up the creditor's rights and debts, if there is any illegal property left, it shall be confiscated and turned over to the central treasury on the spot. In the process of banning illegal absorption of public deposits and illegal fund-raising activities, local governments are only responsible for organizing and coordinating work, and cannot take financial allocations to make up for the losses caused by illegal fund-raising.
If the case of illegal fund-raising reaches the court, the court will organize the expulsion, and all the remaining money in the expulsion stage will be returned to the fund-raiser. The rest of the money spent by the fundraiser will not be compensated and will be borne by the fundraiser.