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title: Know Your Customer for Vehicle and Asset Lending
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description: Collect essential information about applicants when they apply for vehicle loans and leases. The financial team can validate the Know Your Customer (KYC) information provided by the applicants for risk assessment and identity verification. The underwriters can view the KYC information for applicants when they review the application in the Vehicle and Asset Lending Console app. A financial institution can use data from Identity and Verification service providers or Screening service providers to verify the details submitted during the application intake process.
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  - Automotive
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# Know Your Customer for Vehicle and Asset Lending

Collect essential information about applicants when they apply for vehicle loans and leases. The financial team can validate the Know Your Customer (KYC) information provided by the applicants for risk assessment and identity verification. The underwriters can view the KYC information for applicants when they review the application in the Vehicle and Asset Lending Console app. A financial institution can use data from Identity and Verification service providers or Screening service providers to verify the details submitted during the application intake process.

### Required Editions

<table class="slds-table slds-table_bordered slds-max-medium-table_stacked slds-m-bottom_small edition"><colgroup><col></colgroup><tbody><tr class=""><td class="slds-cell-wrap" style="vertical-align:top;">Available in: <strong>Enterprise</strong>, <strong>Unlimited</strong>, and <strong>Developer</strong> Editions.</td></tr></tbody></table>

Review the information stored in the following records.

 
| Object | Details |
| --- | --- |
| Party Profile | Information provided by the applicant on the Personal Details step of the intake guided flow is stored in this object. Details include nationality, taxpayer identification number, gender, date of birth, credit score, and more. |
| Party Profile Address | Information provided by the applicant on the Address Details step of the intake guided flow is stored in this object. Details include current address, primary address, permanent address, along with their validity dates. |
| Party Screening Step | If you screen the applicant for adverse media, watchlists, or political exposure, each screening step is recorded in this object. |
| Party Screening Summary | All screening steps are summarized in this object along with the decision. Other details include the request completion date, screening result |
| Party Identity Verification Step | If you verify the identity of the applicant by verifying their address, employment status, and income, each verification step is recorded in this object. |
| Party Identity Verification | All identity verification steps are summarized in this object along with the decision. Other details include the report URL and status. |
| Party Profile Risk | After the party profile has been verified and screened, a final risk assessment is stored in this object. Underwriters and reviewers can also add a risk override reason. |
| Identity Document | All identity documents that applicants submit during the intake process such as driving license, bank statements, employment verification letters, and national ID cards are stored in this object. Other details include by whom and when the document was verified, expiration date, and the issuing authority. |