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NextGen introduces automatic income verification tool

NextGen introduces automatic income verification tool

The fintech has revealed a new feature within its ApplyOnline to streamline the borrower application process.

The automated income verification feature is now available within NextGen’s ApplyOnline open banking powered platform.

The latest addition to its platform will replace document-based processes by instantly verifying a borrower’s declared income, making it quicker and easier for brokers to secure funding for clients.

NextGen’s chief customer officer, Tony Carn, said income verification has long been a pain point for brokers.

“Automated income verification empowers lenders to move beyond manual processes and exploit the power of open banking to deliver a more cost-efficient, secure and customer-friendly lending experience,” Carn said.

The tool is available for both broker and lender workflows, eliminating the need for third-party integrations by leveraging secure open banking technology.

The feature provides a multi-layered approach to income assessment:

  • Secure data access: with applicant consent, it pulls real-time transaction data directly from financial institutions, ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance.
  • Intelligent analysis: advanced algorithms automatically identify salary patterns, pay frequency and employer consistency.
  • Enhanced assessor experience: a dynamic user interface gives assessors a clear, immediate view of verification status and supporting evidence.
  • Reduced borrower friction: the system intelligently adjusts document requests based on verification success, minimising paperwork for applicants.

For lenders, this allows for accelerated decision making, faster approvals and a reduction in manual processes and fraud risk.

By delivering a smoother, more secure application journey with quicker decisions, lenders can improve customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.

[Related: Spotlight: NextGen unpacks the future of open banking]

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