Funding: Closed or Charged-Off Accounts Not Flagged During Onboarding

Modified on Mon, Jan 5 at 11:39 AM


This FAQ explains why previously charged-off or closed accounts may not be flagged during an applicant’s onboarding process. It also covers known limitations and upcoming improvements.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why wasn’t the applicant’s charged-off account flagged during onboarding?

Answer:

  • The Clutch onboarding logic only surfaces active accounts.

  • Closed or charged-off accounts are currently excluded from the onboarding match process.

  • Was the account still in the system?

Answer:

  • Yes. The previously charged-off account exists in the system.

  • However, since it was in a closed status, it was not evaluated during onboarding.

  • Does Clutch consider joint accounts?

Answer:

  • No. The current logic does not evaluate joint applicants.

  • If the main applicant on a new application was a joint on a charged-off account, the system will not flag that history.

  • Is this expected behavior?

Answer:

  • Yes. This is the expected behavior based on the current onboarding logic.

  • Only active, directly linked accounts are evaluated.

  • Are improvements being planned?

Answer:

  • Yes. Clutch is actively exploring updates to:

    • Include closed and charged-off accounts in onboarding logic.

    • Improve visibility of joint applicant relationships.

  • These enhancements are on the product roadmap, but there is no defined ETA.


Key Takeaways

  • Only active accounts are considered during onboarding.

  • Closed or charged-off accounts and joint applicant roles are not currently evaluated.

  • Updates to support this visibility are planned but not yet scheduled.


Contact for Questions

If you have additional questions, please contact Clutch's Support team or your Customer Success representative.


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