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Consumer credit decisioning pack

Representative capture · 2 Jul 2026

Consumer credit decisioning

Cadre pack · Spark

Returns approve, decline, counteroffer, or refer within the illustrated credit policy.

One frozen, sanitized execution on representative data. It shows an observed path and retained decision—not repeatability, production fitness, legal instruction, or regulatory compliance.

Recorded decision

Decision record

Decision
Approve

Decision: APPROVED — Near-Prime Auto Loan

TermDetail
Loan amount$22,000
APR9.49% (near-prime rate)
Term60 months
Est. monthly payment~$462
Score bandNear-Prime (686)
DTI (post-loan)21.8% (policy max: 45%)
LTV104.8% (policy max: 125%)

Rationale

The application passes all hard policy tests cleanly. The applicant carries a 686 score (near-prime), a pristine credit history (no derogatives, no public records, all tradelines current), and stable salaried income that produces a DTI of only 21.8% after the new payment — less than half the 45% ceiling. The requested amount creates a 104.8% LTV on the 2022 Honda Civic, comfortably under the 125% cap. The near-prime APR of 9.49% is applied per policy. confidence not published.

Decision record retained · contract-validated
Inspect the observed pathOpen the sanitized reasoning, actions, and ordered event record behind this decision.

Observed path

This is the retained public trace from one frozen representative execution. It is not a live run, a repeatability claim, or a complete production audit record.

Spark
Briefed on the case

I'll kick off by pulling the application and the policy in parallel — then fetch the credit report once I have its reference.

Got the application and policy. Now fetching the bureau report.

All data in hand. Let me work through the numbers before committing.


Underwriting Analysis — Application L3 (Auto)

1. Score Band

MetricValuePolicy Threshold
Bureau score686Prime ≥ 720 / Near-Prime ≥ 660 / Subprime ≥ 600
BandNear-PrimeMin for auto = 600 pass

2. DTI

  • Monthly gross income: $64,000 ÷ 12 = $5,333.33
  • Existing monthly obligations: $700
  • New loan payment (60 months, 9.49% APR near-prime rate):
    • r = 9.49% ÷ 12 = 0.79083%
    • Payment = $22,000 × [0.007908 × (1.007908)⁶⁰] ÷ [(1.007908)⁶⁰ − 1] ≈ $462/mo
  • Total monthly debt: $700 + $462 = $1,162
  • DTI = $1,162 ÷ $5,333 = 21.8% vs. policy max 45%

3. LTV

  • LTV = $22,000 ÷ $21,000 = 104.8% vs. policy max 125%

4. Credit File Assessment

FactorDetailFlag?
Score686 (near-prime)Clean pass
Utilization34%Moderate, acceptable pass
Derogatory marksNonepass
Public recordsNonepass
Tradelines2 (card + student — both current)pass
Oldest account72 monthspass
Thin fileNopass
Inquiries (6 mo)2Minor; no concern pass
EmploymentSalaried, 40 monthsStable pass

No hard policy failures. All ratios comfortably within policy. → APPROVE at near-prime terms.


Now recording the decision: