The answer is defaulting. It's what happens when a loan stops getting paid and the balance never gets settled.
Defaulting on a loan can lead to real consequences for your personal and professional credit, and even legal action from the lender in some cases. It's different from refinancing, which restructures the loan instead of abandoning it, or having a loan forgiven, which is a separate arrangement entirely.
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