This means the campaign is live and can redirect live traffic.
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The campaign will be visible in the Publisher Interface and Publisher API.​

This indicates that the campaign is not ready for live traffic.
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An offer coming from a network API can have the status Pending based on the settings you have selected while doing API integration.
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This is not visible in the Publisher Interface or Publisher API.
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This is generally used for testing purposes.

This status is reserved for the system.
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When CAP is reached, the campaign will automatically change to Paused and the offer will become reactive as and when CAP is refreshed.
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If the campaign is paused and you make any changes to the campaign in the campaign setting, it will automatically get activated.
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Conversion is generated when the campaign is paused, the conversion status will be cancelled.
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This is not visible in the Publisher Interface or Publisher API.

If you want to make changes in the campaign and don't want a campaign to be activated after you save the setting, use this status.
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Use this when the campaign is not ready to go live and needs some updates from time to time before going live.
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If the campaign's status is set to disabled, it will not be activated automatically via CAP, time targeting, or API.
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This is not visible in the Publisher Interface or Publisher API.

This status is used by Offer Checker for the campaign that doesn't pass the rules you have set.
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This means campaign URLs have more redirects than your ideal number set or preview URL mismatch.
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This is not visible in the Publisher Interface or Publisher API.

This you can use when the campaign time period is over, but you want to pass the conversion recorded for the clicks that were attributed in the past few days.

The campaign will not get any new traffic.
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Conversion can be recorded in an approved state by the advertiser.
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For those approved conversions, a postback will be fired to the respective publisher.