The Direct Consumer Credit (DCC) is a financial modality in which institutions grant credit directly to consumers, usually for the acquisition of durable consumer goods, such as automobiles and appliances. This type of credit offers convenience and accessibility to consumers, who can pay for their purchases in installments directly with the supplier of the goods, facilitating access to higher-value products.
Before using this service, it is necessary to set up authentication. See the authentication instructions for detailed guidance.
Below is the step-by-step guide for using this use case:

1 - Simulations

The first step for contracting credit in the Working Capital modality is the simulation. The simulation can be performed in two ways:
In both simulations, the nroDiasAcrescimo field defines how many days will be added or subtracted from the default due date of the first installment. By default, the due date occurs on the same day as the simulation, but in the following month. For example: if the simulation is on 27/05, the default due date will be 27/06. If you fill in “20”, the due date will be 20 days after that default date (e.g.: 17/07). If the simulation is done on the 30th or 31st and the following month does not have those dates, the due date will be adjusted to the last day of the month (for example, a simulation on 31/01 will have a due date on 28/02).

2 - Onboarding

After the simulation, you must register the customer. Onboarding is carried out in two steps:

3 - Hiring

After the simulation and onboarding, it is necessary to apply for credit. To use a contract with a TED split, add the object below to the previous request within the dto array: To use a contract with a payment slip split, add the object below to the previous request within the dto array:
The documentoParceiroCorrespondente field must be filled in with the CNPJ of the partner store or company.

4 - Signature Collection

The signature can be performed in three ways:
  • Electronic Signature, where the client signs electronically via a link sent by email or WhatsApp;
  • Relogon Signature, where the client signs via a link sent by email or WhatsApp, but the signature is performed in the backend;
  • Certifying Signature, where the client signs via a digital certificate.
To learn more about the signature models, access the Signatures document.

5 - Proposal release

This is the final step in the credit hiring process for Working Capital. The partner can release the proposal to the payment queue after receiving the “finalized” proposal status, with the disbursement process being the responsibility of BMP. In this step, it is necessary to release the proposal through integration with our Proposal Release URL for payment to validate the model after signing. To release the proposal, it is necessary to inform:
  • Proposal code;
  • Operation code;
  • Proposal parameters (if necessary).
For more information about this endpoint, see the reference document 43 - Proposal Release.

Endpoints and auxiliary documents

For this journey, it is very important that the partner knows the Technical Procedure for CaaS Callback. The following endpoints may also be useful: