Consumer loans

This guide explains the integration process of Solaris' Loan product for retail customers (Consumers) as a standalone solution, including the mandatory information you must collect from your customers and the necessary endpoints and webhooks you must integrate into your solution.

Introduction

Product specifications

Solaris' Consumer Loans product enables you to offer loans to your retail customers in a simple and efficient workflow. With just a few API calls and an automated credit scoring system, you can create loan applications, identify your customers, issue loan payouts, and service consumer loans.

Solaris' Loans are versatile and can be tailor-made to your use case. Our standard offering includes loan amounts ranging from EUR 1,000 to 50,000 and loan terms from 12-84 months. You can choose between a standard loan or a loan tied to financing the purchase of goods.

Credit scoring

Solaris uses an automated retail credit scoring system to make informed credit decisions on consumer loan applications. The scorer collects and analyzes different information, such as the customer's financial information, credit data, transaction history, and outstanding loans to assess their creditworthiness and determine their risk level and credit eligibility.

Based on different credit checks done throughout the application lifecycle, the scorer estimates the probability of default (PD) and then determines whether to offer a loan. It also determines the amount, term, and interest rate to be offered.

How does the scorer interact with the consumer loan service?

The consumer loan service handles consumer loan requests and collects the required information about the applicants, such as self-declared financial information, credit records, and account snapshots. Throughout the lifecycle of a consumer loan application, the scorer provides different responses based on the information provided during each stage of the application.

The scorer performs different credit checks throughout the application lifecycle, such as:

• Anonymous offer: In this stage, the scorer evaluates the self-declared information the applicant provided when requesting an anonymous non-binding loan offer. The scorer gives an immediate decision to the customer. This check only happens if you've implemented the anonymous offer endpoint in your solution.
• Binding offer: The scorer decides whether to make a binding offer by analyzing the consumer loan application and the credit record obtained from external credit bureaus, such as SCHUFA.
• Verification: The scorer uses the account snapshot to verify the financial information provided in the consumer loan application. This is the final check, after which the scorer provides the final decision. This step can be skipped based on your configurations.

System prerequisites

Before integrating Solaris' Consumer Loans, implement the following requirements:

1. Technical setup:

Set up your environment and get your authentication keys. For step-by-step instructions, check the Technical setup guide.

2. Legal and compliance screens:

Build the necessary legal and compliance screens in your sign-up flow to collect your customers' consent to the necessary legal and compliance requirements. The Legal and compliance screens guide contains step-by-step instructions on how to create these screens and what they must contain.

The following screens are required to onboard B2C customers for lending standalone products:

1. Terms and Conditions
2. Customer information
3. Economic interest

Record the customer's consent on each screen as a UTC timestamp (e.g., 2019-01-01T00:00:00Z). Afterward, you must pass each timestamp in its respective field to Solaris.

• Collect the customer's consent to Solaris's Terms and Conditions and store the timestamp in the terms_conditions_signed_at field.
• Collect the customer's consent to data processing and store the timestamp in the data_terms_signed_at field.
• Collect the customer's economic interest declaration and store the timestamp in the own_economic_interest_signed_at field.

Integration overview

The following sequence diagram gives an overview of the integration flow for the Consumer Loans solution:

Integrate Solaris' Consumer Loans by completing the following steps:

You can find detailed descriptions of these steps and their related endpoints in the following sections.

Webhooks

Solaris recommends subscribing to the following webhook events to better automate your processes. For detailed instructions on implementing Solaris webhooks, check the webhooks documentation.

• ACCOUNT_SNAPSHOT
• CONSUMER_LOAN_APPLICATION
• IDENTIFICATION
• PERSON_CHANGED
• PERSON_DELETED
• PERSON_MOBILE_NUMBER_CREATED
• PERSON_MOBILE_NUMBER_DELETED
• LOAN

Mandatory features

You must integrate all the mandatory features for B2C Loans highlighted in the Onboarding requirements guide before going live with your solution.

Step 1: Generate an anonymous offer for a loan (Optional)

In this step, you can give your customers the opportunity to receive a non-binding anonymous loan offer before starting the loan application process or providing any personal data. This is an optional step that you can implement in your sign-up flow to give your customers the flexibility to check their eligibility for a loan before starting the process.

How does it work?

The customer enters their desired loan amount and duration along with their self-declared financial information in your frontend. Based on this information, Solaris' automated credit scoring system evaluates the customer's credit risk and eligibility and immediately provides either an initial approval or a rejection.

In case of approval, the customer receives a non-binding loan offer, including the loan amount and term, interest rate, and monthly installment amount. This offer is only based on the self-declared information and the customer must start the application process to receive the final credit approval and binding offer.

In case of rejection at this stage, the customer receives either an adjusted loan offer (e.g., a lower loan amount or longer loan term) or a rejection.

POST Generate anonymous loan offer

This endpoint generates a non-binding anonymous loan offer for a customer based on their self-declared and unverified financial information. You must add the following mandatory fields in the request body of this endpoint:

• requested_loan_term
• requested_loan_amount
• requested_emi
• private_insurance_amount
• number_of_dependents
• net_income_amount
• living_situation_amount
• living_situation
• existing_credit_repayment_excluding_mortgage

Request URL

POST /v1/anonymous_consumer_loan_offers

Response example

The API call returns a non-binding loan offer, including the loan term, amount, monthly installment, and interest rate, as well as the loan decision, which can be either OFFERED or REJECTED.

Click here to view the full API reference.

After the customer decides to apply for a loan, you must then collect the mandatory information from the customer on your frontend by continuing with the following steps.

Step 2: Collect customer data and create person resource

In this step, you have to collect the mandatory data points from the customer in your sign-up flow, including all the timestamps of the customer's consent to the legal and compliance screens.

Afterward, pass all the data points to Solaris by creating a person resource to represent your customer.

API reference

For a complete list of endpoints, properties, and examples related to the person resource, visit the following links:

• Person resource API reference:

  • POST Create person
  • GET Retrieve a person
  • PATCH Update person

Related webhook events

• PERSON_CHANGED
• PERSON_DELETED

POST Create person

Call this endpoint to create a person resource for your customer, and add the following mandatory data points in the request body:

Mandatory data points for retail customers in Germany

• salutation
• first_name
• last_name

• address

  • line_1
  • line_2
  • postal_code
  • city
  • country
• mobile_number
• birth_date
• birth_city
• birth_country
• nationality
• employment_status
• terms_conditions_signed_at
• data_terms_signed_at
• own_economic_interest_signed_at

• tax_information

  • marital_status

Request URL

POST /v1/persons

Click here to view the full API reference.

PATCH update person

This endpoint updates one or more properties on a person resource. You can only update the following properties using this endpoint:

• title
• salutation
• address (line_1, line_2, postal_code, city, state, country)
• contact_address (line_1, line_2, postal_code, city, state, country)
• employment_status
• job_title
• email
• tax_information (tax_assessment, marital_status)
• fatca_relevant
• fatca_crs_confirmed_at
• business_purpose
• industry
• industry_key
• own_economic_interest_signed_at
• aml_confirmed_on (only with today or tomorrow's date)
• expected_monthly_revenue_cents
• vat_number
• website_social_media
• business_trading_name
• nace_code
• business_address_line_1
• business_address_line_2
• business_postal_code
• business_city
• business_country
• annual_income_range
• data_terms_signed_at
• branch
• birth_province
• birth_post_code
• socioprofessional_category
• purpose_of_account_opening
• main_income_source
• work_country
• work_province
• self_declared_as_pep
• international_operativity_expectation
• registration_number

Request URL

PATCH /v1/persons/{id}

Click here to view the full API reference

Step 3: Create customer credit record

In this step, you must create a consumer credit record and link it to the person resource of the relevant customer.

What is a credit record?

The credit record contains the customer's credit data and history. Creating a credit record is usually required in lending products integrations as it's used for credit scoring to determine the customer's creditworthiness and eligibility.

Integrate the following endpoints to create credit records for your retail customers.

API reference

Visit the following link to find all the endpoints related to the credit record resource, including related properties and examples.

• Credit record resource API reference

To create a credit record for your customer, you can use one of the following endpoints depending on your customer type. You can create a credit record in two ways:

1. Via Solaris:

To create a credit record via Solaris, set the source field to solarisBank in the request body and Solaris will pull the customer's record directly from SCHUFA.

2. Manual upload:

In this case, you will collect the credit record manually through SCHUFA and/or other third-party service providers and upload the file to Solaris. Set the source field to partner and include the file content in the file field (Base64-encoded).

POST Create a credit record for a retail customer

Request URL

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/credit_records

Click here to view the full API reference

POST Create a credit record for a freelancer

Request URL

POST /v1/freelancers/persons/{person_id}/credit_records

Click here to view the full API reference

GET Retrieve a credit record

This endpoint returns the information about a customer's existing credit record, including the status and validity of the credit record. Add the person_id and the credit_record_id in the request URL. If the status of the credit record is expired, you must create a new one for the customer.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/credit_records/{credit_record_id}

Click here to view the full API reference

Step 4: Create customer loan application

In this step, you need to collect additional information from the customer related to the consumer loan application, and pass them to Solaris using the following endpoint:

POST Create consumer loan application

This endpoint creates a consumer loan application and assigns it to the person with the person_id specified in the request URL. The consumer loan application includes all the required information about the customer, such as their financial information, credit record, and loan information, which Solaris' credit scorer uses to initiate a series of credit checks.

Mandatory properties:

Add the following mandatory properties in the request body:

• requested_loan_term
• requested_loan_amount
• requested_emi
• repayment_day_of_month
• private_insurance_amount
• number_of_dependents
• net_income_amount
• living_situation_amount
• living_situation
• existing_credit_repayment_excluding_mortgage
• moved_in_last_two_years
• credit_record_id
• loan_purpose
• partner_reference_number

For loans related to the purchasing of goods, the following fields are also mandatory:

• cash_price
• seller
• financed_good

Request URL

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications

The API call returns an object with a unique id (i.e., the application_id), including the application status and the remaining attributes, which will be populated during the application lifecycle.

Scoring

This API call automatically triggers Solaris' automated retail credit scoring system, which scores the application and provides its decision on the loan application.

Approved application

If Solaris' scorer approves the loan application, the application status changes to offered and the loan_decision value will change to OFFERED. The response body will include the binding offer for the loan, including the loan amount, term, interest rate and monthly installment.

Rejected application

In case of rejection, the application status changes to rejected and loan_decision will be set to REJECTED.

Click here to view the full API reference.

GET Retrieve consumer loan application

Call this endpoint to retrieve a customer's consumer loan application and track the application lifecycle through the status field. Additionally, subscribe to the webhook event CONSUMER_LOAN_APPLICATION to receive status updates about the application.

Check the appendix for a list of possible values and descriptions for the status field. Additionally, check the application status flow here.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}

Click here to view the full API reference.

Application status flow

The following diagram describes the status flow of a consumer loan application:

POST Generate a subsidized offer for a consumer loan application (Optional)

This endpoint creates a subsidized loan offer with a reduced interest rate. You can call this endpoint and add the required interest rate in the request body to receive the new offer.

Request URL

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{consumer_loan_application_id}/offers/{offer_id}/subsidize

Click here to view the full API reference.

Step 5: Create account snapshot

In this step, you must create an account snapshot for the customer and link it to their consumer loan application. Complete this step when the application status changes to offered.

PUT Skip the account snapshot process for a consumer loan application (Optional)

Call this endpoint if you want to skip this step for a customer. This endpoint will override this requirement and the application status will proceed directly to approved.

Request URL

PUT /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}/skip_account_snapshot

Click here to view the full API reference.

What is an account snapshot?

The account snapshot contains a breakdown of the customer's account information, such as balance, transactions, bookings, and recurrent repayment amounts over a certain period of time. Creating an account snapshot is usually required in lending products integrations as it's used for credit scoring to verify the customer's financial data.

Integrate the following endpoints to create account snapshots for your customers.

API reference

Visit the following link to find all the endpoints related to the account snapshot resource, including related properties and examples.

• Account snapshot resource API reference

POST Create an account snapshot for a customer

This endpoint creates an account snapshot for the customer with the person_id specified in the request URL. You can create an account snapshot in different ways by specifying the source of the account snapshot.

1. Account snapshot via FinTech systems

You can create an account snapshot via FIN_TECH_SYSTEMS by completing the following steps:

1. Integrate the FIN_TECH_SYSTEMS wizard container in your solution by following their documentation.

2. Call the following endpoint and add the following properties in the request body:

   • source: FIN_TECH_SYSTEMS
   • iban: (Optional) you can add the IBAN of the customer's account.
3. The API call will return a wizard_session_key, which you must enter in the FIN_TECH_SYSTEMS wizard container to start the account snapshot session.
4. The customer enters their bank credentials to initiate the account snapshot.

Request example

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/account_snapshots
{
    "source": "FIN_TECH_SYSTEMS"
}

Response example

The API call returns a resource with a unique ID, the account_snapshot_id, as well as the wizard_session_key.

{
    "wizard_session_key": "Hm7jUSC7XU2nQjPqJO8dl39eDkdjtOdCtywcmv3x",
    "location": null,
    "id": "8df2a8ba713c43dc9cb481b9cceed487snap",
    "account_id": null
}

2. Account snapshot via Finreach

You can create an account snapshot via FinX by completing the following steps:

1. Integrate the FinX widget in your solution by following their documentation.

2. Call the following endpoint and add the following properties in the request body:

   • source: FINREACH
3. The API call will return a location, which is a URL to which you must redirect your customer to enter their bank credentials to initiate the account snapshot.

Request example

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/account_snapshots
{
  "source": "FINREACH"
}

Response example

The API call returns a resource with a unique ID, the account_snapshot_id, as well as URL to which you must redirect the customer.

{
    "wizard_session_key": null,
    "location": "https://ui.solaris-i.prod.finleap.cloud?token=xxxxxx",
    "id": "8df2a8ba713c43dc9cb481b9cceed487snap",
    "account_id": null
}

3. Account snapshot via partner

If you want to upload the details of an account snapshot you've created (e.g., if you already have your own connection with FIN_TECH_SYSTEMS or FINREACH), specify the source of the account snapshot file as partner and add the account snapshot data in the snapshot_data field.

Request example

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/account_snapshots
{
    "source": "PARTNER",
    "snapshot_data": {
    "account": {
        "bank_name": "",
        "bic": "",
        "country_id": "",
        "description": "",
        "holder": "John Smith",
        "iban": "DE92370601930002130041",
        "joint_account": false
    },
    "balance": {
        "balance": 3720.20,
        "currency": "EUR",
        "date": "2022-02-03",
        "limit": 0
    },
    "date": "2022-02-03",
    "days": 90,
    "turnovers": [
        {
            "amount": 4000.05,
            "booking_date": "2022-02-01",
            "counter_bic": "",
            "counter_holder": "Salary company",
            "counter_iban": "DE89500105177323343587",
            "currency": "EUR",
            "purpose": [
                "LOHN / GEHALT 01/22"
            ],
            "tags": [],
            "CrifCategory": "RE_05"
        },
        {
            "amount": 4000.05,
            "booking_date": "2022-01-02",
            "counter_bic": "",
            "counter_holder": "Salary company",
            "counter_iban": "DE89500105177323343587",
            "currency": "EUR",
            "purpose": [
                "LOHN / GEHALT 12/21"
            ],
            "tags": [],
            "CrifCategory": "RE_05"
        },
        {
            "amount": 4000.05,
            "booking_date": "2021-12-01",
            "counter_bic": "",
            "counter_holder": "Salary company",
            "counter_iban": "DE89500105177323343587",
            "currency": "EUR",
            "purpose": [
                "LOHN / GEHALT 11/21"
            ],
            "tags": [],
            "CrifCategory": "RE_05"
        },
              {
            "amount": 4000.05,
            "booking_date": "2021-11-05",
            "counter_bic": "",
            "counter_holder": "Salary company",
            "counter_iban": "DE89500105177323343587",
            "currency": "EUR",
            "purpose": [
                "LOHN / GEHALT 10/21"
            ],
            "tags": [],
            "CrifCategory": "RE_05"
        }
    ]
}
}

Response example

The API call returns a resource with a unique ID, the account_snapshot_id.

{
  "wizard_session_key": null,
  "location": null,
  "id": "0a3f28733f9a4842842aae2804f80eb4snap",
  "account_id": null
}

4. Account snapshot via Solaris

You can create an account snapshot via Solaris for internal accounts by specifying the source as SOLARISBANK and adding the customer's account_id in the request body.

Request example

{
  "source": "SOLARISBANK",
  "account_id": "adc123a45d6d7cf8fbfeed537ba919d5cacc"
}

Response example

The API call returns a resource with a unique ID, the account_snapshot_id.

POST /v1/persons/{person_id}/account_snapshots
{
  "wizard_session_key": null,
  "location": null,
  "id": "0a3f28733f9a4842842aae2804f80eb4snap",
  "account_id": "adc123a45d6d7cf8fbfeed537ba919d5cacc"
}

Click here to view the full API reference

GET Retrieve a customer's account snapshot

This endpoint returns the information about a customer's existing account snapshot, including the status and validity of the account snapshot. Add the person_id and the account_snapshot_id in the request URL. If the status of the account snapshot is expired, you must create a new one for the customer.

Additionally, subscribe to the webhook event ACCOUNT_SNAPSHOT to receive notifications when the status of an account snapshot changes.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/account_snapshots/{account_snapshot_id}

Click here to view the full API reference

PUT Link customer account snapshot to consumer loan application

After creating an account snapshot, use this endpoint to link the customer's account snapshot to their existing credit line application. You must add the account_snapshot_id in the request body. Once linked, the application status changes to account_snapshot_verification.

Additionally, this action prompts the credit scoring system to perform the final verification and verify the self-declared financial information based on the customer's income, expenses, and recurring credit repayments.

After successful verification, the application status changes to approved or rejected.

Request URL

// PUT /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}/account_snapshot
{
  "account_snapshot_id": "0a3f28733f9a4842842aae2804f80eb4snap"
}

Click here to view the full API reference.

PUT Upload the purchase contract related to the financed good (Optional)

If the loan will be used to finance the purchase of a specific asset, e.g., a car, upload the relevant asset purchase contract from the merchant and attach it to the loan application using the following endpoint.

Request URL

PUT /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}/upload_purchase_contract

Click here to view the full API reference.

Step 6: Send SECCI form and loan contract

Before prompting the customer to sign the final contract of the loan, you must send the customer the Standard European Consumer Credit Information (SECCI) form. The SECCI form is a standardized credit form that includes the information related to a credit offer, such as creditor details, type of credit, amount, duration, interest rates, credit costs, etc.

In compliance with regulatory requirements, you must first send the customer the SECCI form to review and approve. Afterward, you can send them the final contract which they have to sign during the identification and e-signing process.

Implement the following endpoints to generate the SECCI form and final contract of a loan.

GET Retrieve the SECCI form of a loan

Call this endpoint to generate the SECCI form of the loan offer as a PDF. You must share this form to the customer before sending the final contract either via email or direct download through your app.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}/offers/{offer_id}/pre_contract

Click here to view the full API reference.

GET Retrieve final contract

After the customer reviews and approves the loan's SECCI form, call this endpoint to generate the final contract, which the customer must sign electronically during the identification process.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}/offers/{offer_id}/contract

Click here to view the full API reference.

Step 7: Complete the customer identification and e-signing process

In the step, you must prompt the customer to complete the identification process, in which the customer will be identified in a video identification session through our provider IDnow. During this session, an identification agent will verify the customer's data against their identification documents, verify their mobile number, and collect the customer's qualified electronic signature (QES) on the loan contract, SDD mandate, and terms and conditions.

Call the following endpoints once the status of the consumer loan application changes to esign_pending.

GET Retrieve the signing ID

When the application status changes to esign_pending, it means that the identification and e-signing process has been triggered for the customer. You must call the GET Retrieve consumer loan application method to get the signing_id, which you'll need to retrieve the identification details.

GET Retrieve e-signing and identification details

Once you obtain the signing_id from the previous endpoint, call the following method to get the video identification details, such as the IDnow reference and URL.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/signings/{signing_id}

Response example

The API call returns the identification details, such as the IDnow reference and url, to which you must redirect your customer to complete the identification process and the documents your customer must e-sign. The payload also includes the IDnow status.

{
    "id": "97b07d67783856a08312f38bf7b7ef2ecidt",
    "reference": "TST-NGGWH",
    "url":"https://go.test.idnow.de/solarisbankesignsandbox/identifications/:id",
    "status": "pending",
    "completed_at": null,
    "method": "idnow",
    "proof_of_address_type": null,
    "proof_of_address_issued_at": null,
    "address": null,
    "documents": []
}

Click here to view the full API reference.

GET Retrieve the signed contracts

After successful identification and e-signing, call the following endpoint to retrieve the signed contracts.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/signings/{id}

Response example

The API call returns the identification session details and status, as well as the signed documents.

{
    "id": "56564cea82e8fdb75765c4a7c92693d1csig",
    "reference": "TST-TXTSH",
    "url": "https://go.test.idnow.de/solarisbankesignsandbox/identifications/24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt/webcam",
    "state": "finished",
    "status": "finished",
    "completed_at": "2020-03-12T15:09:51.000Z",
    "method": "idnow",
    "identification_id": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt",
    "documents": [
        {
            "id": "2b184a18bf7f2f945dfaac55c5ead1b1cdoc",
            "name": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt_ldoc_signed.pdf",
            "content_type": "application/pdf",
            "document_type": "SIGNED_CONTRACT",
            "size": 116654,
            "customer_accessible": false,
            "created_at": "2020-03-12T15:10:15.000Z"
        },
        {
            "id": "ddffb4706e51ea2f9862ded706760a60cdoc",
            "name": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt_cdoc_signed.pdf",
            "content_type": "application/pdf",
            "document_type": "SIGNED_CONTRACT",
            "size": 216502,
            "customer_accessible": false,
            "created_at": "2020-03-12T15:10:16.000Z"
        },
        {
            "id": "97ad2cc84dcc665c471675cb671b087ecdoc",
            "name": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt.xml",
            "content_type": "application/xml",
            "document_type": "OTHER",
            "size": 2829,
            "customer_accessible": false,
            "created_at": "2020-03-12T15:10:16.000Z"
        },
        {
            "id": "681361f0f979393470c29e26f8d2faefcdoc",
            "name": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt.xml.sig",
            "content_type": "application/pgp-signature",
            "document_type": "SIGNATURE",
            "size": 256,
            "customer_accessible": false,
            "created_at": "2020-03-12T15:10:16.000Z"
        },
        {
            "id": "137a53b807f1c2328c623c35711b32f3cdoc",
            "name": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt.xml",
            "content_type": "application/xml",
            "document_type": "OTHER",
            "size": 2703,
            "customer_accessible": false,
            "created_at": "2020-03-12T15:10:17.000Z"
        },
        {
            "id": "6b7ba109120ad87ff88c293225463cd5cdoc",
            "name": "24f3324d4ad0c023f6623050e750726ecidt.xml.sig",
            "content_type": "application/pgp-signature",
            "document_type": "SIGNATURE",
            "size": 256,
            "customer_accessible": false,
            "created_at": "2020-03-12T15:10:17.000Z"
        }
    ]
}

GET Download a document

This endpoint downloads the file of the document with the id specified in the request URL. Call this endpoint to download the relevant signed documents to share them with the customer.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/documents/{id}/file

Click here to view the full API reference

GET Retrieve the details of a successful identification

This endpoint returns a completed person identification (i.e., the person identification process was successful). If you use the include_documents filter, this method will also return the documents submitted by the customer during the identification process.

Request URL

GET /v1/persons/{person_id}/identifications/{id}

Click here to view the full API reference.

Step 8: Create the loan

After successful customer identification, screening and credit risk checks, you can create the loan for the customer.

Call the following endpoint when the application status reaches loan_creation_pending.

PUT Pay out a customer loan

This endpoint pays out the loan to the customer's specified IBAN and assigns the loan to the customer's with the person_id and application_id specified in the request URL.

Request URL

PUT v1/persons/{person_id}/consumer_loan_applications/{application_id}/consumer_loan

Response example

The API call creates a loan resource and returns an id (i.e., the loan_id). The application status should change to loan_created after calling this endpoint.

{
    "id": "6c8b5faf3c2d4a5682c5c80ef7382387cloa"
}

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GET Retrieve consumer loan information

This endpoint returns the information related to a customer's loan, such as the loan status, account details, payouts, overdue amounts, interest rates, etc.

Request URL

GET /v1/loans/{loan_id}

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Step 9: Loan servicing

This step includes the different endpoints you need to integrate in your solution for servicing and maintaining consumer loans for your customers.

API reference

Visit the following link to find all the endpoints related to servicing and maintaining loans, including related properties and examples.

• Loan Servicing API Reference documentation:

  • GET Retrieve a loan
  • GET Index all loans
  • GET Retrieve a loan schedule
  • GET Retrieve the history of repayments of a loan
  • GET Retrieve a credit line mandate

GET Retrieve a loan schedule

This endpoint retrieves the latest repayment schedule of the loan specified in the request URL. The call will return information about two components:

• Loan balance
• Loan installments

For detail descriptions about each field, check the API reference.

Request URL

GET /v1/loans/{loan_id}/repayment_schedule

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GET Retrieve the repayment history of a loan

This endpoint retrieves the repayment history of the loan specified in the request URL. The call will return information about two components:

• All SEPA Direct Debits (SDD) that were pulled from the customer's reference account tied to the loan.
• All SEPA Credit Transfers (SCT) for any partial or full early repayments the customer have made (If applicable).

Request URL

GET /v1/loans/{loan_id}/repayment_history

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What's next?

Congratulations! You've successfully integrated Solaris' Consumer Loans solution.

Check the following appendices section for additional information on enums and testing data.

For an overview of Solaris' lending products, check the lending products overview page.

Useful resources

Check the following links for additional related guides and API reference documentation:

• Consumer Loans API Reference documentation
• Loan Servicing API Reference documentation
• Person Signings API Reference Documentation
• Video Identification
• SEPA Transfers Overview
• SEPA Direct Debit Transfers

Appendix I: Enums

Consumer loan application status

Document types

The following table includes the possible values for the field document_type and their descriptions.

Idnow status

The following table includes the possible values for the field status for the video identification process carried out by IDnow and the related description of each status.

IDnow provides a reason whenever the identification has a canceled or aborted status. No reason can be disclosed for the final failed status.