Self-certification allows users to review and confirm (or reject) the employment and account data retrieved during verification. Retrieve the certification results to see whether the user confirmed the data as representative or flagged discrepancies.Documentation Index
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When to use
| Scenario | Example |
|---|---|
| Income verification | Borrower confirms retrieved income matches their actual earnings |
| Employment confirmation | Borrower validates employer name, start date, and pay rate |
| Asset verification | Borrower reviews account balances and ownership details |
| Dispute handling | Borrower flags incorrect or outdated data with a reason |
Retrieve certification results [Server-side]
Send aGET request to the order’s /certifications/ endpoint after the user completes their review.
Response structure
Each result contains adecision and either an employment or account object.
Decision values
| Decision | Meaning |
|---|---|
representative | Borrower confirmed the data is accurate |
not_representative | Borrower flagged the data as inaccurate |
Rejection reasons
When the decision isnot_representative, the result includes a rejection_reason:
| Reason | Description |
|---|---|
employment_no_longer_active | Borrower is no longer employed at this company |
incorrect_amount | Income or balance amount is wrong |
duplicate_entry | Employer or account appears more than once |
outdated_information | Data is stale or no longer current |
other | Borrower provided a custom explanation in rejection_comment |
Next steps
Follow-up
Re-engage users who didn’t finish verification
Embedded Orders
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