Pre-Populating Existing Customer Data

Partner Pages and Embeds support pre-populating select fields on the application form, which is useful when you already have that info on hand for that user, or want the front-end to default to particular values.

How to Implement Pre-pop Fields (for Either Hosted Integration Type)

Regardless of the implementation type (Partner Page vs Embed), we support pre-pop for certain non-PII fields to decrease UX friction and increase app submit rates. Fields can be pre-populated by adding query parameters to the respective URL in the below format*:

?app.key_1=value_1&app.key_2=value_2

*The first query parameter appended at the end of a URL/path should start with a question mark ?; all subsequent parameters should start with an ampersand &.

Where to Place Pre-pop Fields (Different by Hosted Integration Type)

As an example, you may want to pre-populate the application with a requested Loan Amount of $10,000 and Credit Rating of "excellent". You may do so by appending ?app.loanAmount=10000&app.providedCreditRating=excellent to your Partner Page or Embed:

Partner Page

To pre-populate fields in a Partner Page, append the parameters to the end of the URL path as follows:

https://moneylion.com/network/{channel}/{zone}/search?app.loanAmount=10000&app.providedCreditRating=excellent

Embed

To pre-populate fields in an Embed, use the following syntax in the tags attribute on the opening <moneylion-lending-search> tag as follows:

<script>...</script>

<moneylion-lending-search tags="app.loanAmount=10000&app.providedCreditRating=excellent"></moneylion-lending-search>

Supported Client Tag Keys

The following is a list of params that can be added to the URL:

Loan Form Step
Key (in url param)
Notes

Loan Purpose

app.purpose

Requested Loan Amount

app.loanAmount

No dollar signs, e.g. '6000'

Credit Rating

app.providedCreditRating

City*

app.city

Spaces should be converted to '%20', e.g. 'New%20York'

State*

app.state

Zip Code*

app.zipcode

Either 5 digits, or 9 digits separated by hyphen (5+4)

Property Status

app.propertyStatus

Date of Birth

app.dateOfBirth

Format: mm/dd/yyyy, e.g. '01/01/1990'

Highest Level of Education

app.educationLevel

Employment Status

app.employmentStatus

Annual Income

app.annualIncome

No dollar signs, e.g. '100000'

Pay Frequency

app.employmentPayFrequency

*These fields will be overwritten if the user’s location is detected

Last updated