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Credibly API Integration

Submit Deals instantly from MCA Pilot to Credibly

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Written by Victor Fteha
Updated over a month ago

We just released our API integration with Credibly, allowing you to submit Deals instantly and receive a response on the spot.

When you submit to Credibly via API, we'll automatically:

  • Submit the Deal info and files

  • Bring the response and Loan ID into MCA Pilot, including declines

  • (Offers will not automatically created, because the Credibly API only returns "Prequalified" without any Offer details)

Tip: If you hover over the Submission, you'll see an Open in Credibly button that opens the Submission directly in your Credibly portal.


Here are the setup instructions:

  1. Contact Derek ([email protected]) asking to get set up with the API for IP addresses 5.161.223.154 and 178.156.158.57

  2. In the Funders page, create or click into Credibly

  3. Under the Submission Method tab, click the Edit button in the top right corner

  4. Choose API Integration as the Submission Method

  5. Select Credibly for API Funder and Development for API Environment

  6. When Derek sends you the UAT key, paste it into the API Key field

  7. Submit a test Deal that has all the required info and files

  8. If successful, copy the Response and email it to Derek asking to move to production.

  9. Once you get your production key, go back to your Credibly Funder and paste it into the API Key field

  10. Change the API Environment to Production and you're good to go!


Required fields:

  • Business info (including industry, etc.)

  • Owner info (including address, etc.)

  • App and banks (statement files)

  • App for API (application file)

  • If applicable, Positions info in the Underwrite tab

Note: If an API Submission errors, hover over the Submission and click View error to see what's wrong. You can just fix it and resubmit.


If you have a question or run into any issues, please respond directly in the chat or contact +1 888 501 1477 for the fastest response.

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