No. The loan contract has been signed, and the parties involved cannot refuse to perform the contract because of the change of name, so even if the name is changed, they still have to bear the repayment obligation. At the same time, according to relevant legal provisions, if both parties to a contract sign a contract in the form of a written contract, the contract is established when the parties sign, seal or fingerprint. If the other party has performed its main contractual obligations before one of the parties signs, seals or fingerprints the contract, the contract is established when the other party accepts it. Therefore, it is not recommended to change the name of the loan contract when it has not been repaid. After all, this will not affect the performance of the contract obligations, but may also cause unnecessary legal problems for the parties in the future, such as supplementing information to prove the debt relationship.

Legal basis: Article 532 of the "People's Liberation Army and Civil Code of the People's Republic of China" After the contract takes effect, the parties shall not change their names or names or the legal representative, person in charge, or person in charge. Changes and failure to perform contractual obligations.