Use Case Example Disclosure and Consent for Digital Lending
To understand how disclosure and consent is set up and managed for Digital Lending,
review the scenario of a customer applying for a personal loan, and then learn how to set it
up.
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Before approving a personal loan, a lending institution must share required disclosures
with the applicant and obtain their consent to perform actions on their behalf. The
institution also needs to present this information in the applicant’s language. Without an
automated process, loan officers must manually determine which disclosures apply to each
product and locale, increasing the risk of compliance errors.
Example
The institution uses a decision matrix to automatically match the personal loan product
and primary applicant type to the correct data use purpose record, which defines the reason
for collecting customer consent and disclosure. An authorization form contains the
disclosure and consent text that the applicant sees. Because the authorization form uses an
English locale, the English disclosure and consent text appears when an applicant completes
the personal loan application from an English locale.
Next Steps
To build this example, complete the tasks under Disclosure and Consent for
Digital Lending in the Table of Contents.
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