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Evidence · Verification · Decision

SECURITY

Security is part of the evidence chain.

Evaluate LendlyX at the same boundaries as the data it receives: access, processing, connected systems, returned findings, audit history, retention, and deletion.

TECHNICAL REVIEW

Review the controls against the proposed workflow.

Access model · data flow · provider boundaries · audit history · retention expectations

Control details should be confirmed for the applicable deployment and agreement.

SECURITY + AUDITABILITY

Important verification events should be reconstructable later.

Important verification events should be reconstructable later.

The Decision Record Contract defines the audit context a material finding should preserve without claiming unverified runtime controls.

The Decision Record Contract defines the audit context a material finding should preserve without claiming unverified runtime controls.

WHO

Actor or system

WHAT

Material action

WHEN

Event time

WHY

Reason and policy

SOURCE

Evidence lineage

RESULT

Finding or decision

DESIGN CONTRACT — NOT A CLAIM THAT EVERY CONTROL IS LIVE OR VALIDATED.

Security has clear owners.

Trust depends on making LendlyX, lender, and connected-system responsibilities explicit.

01

LendlyX platform

The platform side of the verification workflow.

• Application access and workflow orchestration

• Evidence and finding history

• Provider connection boundaries

• Platform monitoring and operational response

02

Customer

The lender controls its users, data, and decisions.

• Authorized users and account practices

• Lawful collection and submission

• Lending policy and exception authority

• Final decisions and movement of funds

03

Connected systems

External systems retain their own responsibilities.

• Approved scopes and credentials

• Availability and service terms

• Source data quality

• Changes communicated through the integration relationship

Questions a security review should answer

These are evaluation areas—not certification claims. Confirm the controls and evidence that apply to the proposed deployment.

01

Identity & access

How are users authenticated, authorized, and removed?

02

Tenant & data boundaries

How is customer context carried and separated through the workflow?

03

Encryption & secrets

How are data, credentials, and provider secrets protected?

04

Audit history

Which workflow, finding, and review events are retained?

05

Provider governance

What data is sent, under what scope, and how are failures handled?

06

Operations & recovery

How are monitoring, incident response, backups, and recovery reviewed?

DATA LIFECYCLE

Every data element should have a defined purpose.

A verification workflow should make clear why data enters, which analysis is requested, what returns to the lender, and what governs retention or deletion.

01

Submit for a defined workflow

Data enters for an authorized verification purpose.

PURPOSE

02

Process the requested checks

LendlyX coordinates the required checks and comparisons.

MINIMIZE

03

Return findings and sources

The lender receives reasons, evidence, and review history.

TRACE

04

Retain or delete by rule

Retention follows agreements, instructions, and applicable law.

GOVERN

Map security to the workflow before you map the integration.

Bring the data, system, control, and evidence-path questions for your use case. We’ll keep the technical review specific to the proposed workflow.

See LendlyX in your workflow →

Architecture + access

Data flow + retention

Connected services

Audit + operations

Customer requirements