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Collect loan repayments automatically by deducting payments directly from the borrower’s paycheck. Achieve higher repayment rates and lower default risk compared to traditional ACH-based collections.
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How it works

1

Borrower connects payroll

The borrower authenticates with their employer’s payroll system through Truv Bridge.
2

Configure deduction

You specify the repayment amount as a fixed dollar value or a percentage of net pay.
3

Automatic deductions begin

Each pay period, the configured amount is deducted from the borrower’s paycheck.
4

Payment delivered

The deducted payment is sent directly to your collection account.

Benefits

Higher Repayment Rates

Payments happen before discretionary spending

Lower Default Risk

Automatic, consistent payments every pay period

Better Borrower Experience

No manual payment management or missed due dates

Real-Time Visibility

Know payment status immediately through webhooks

Deduction types

Paycheck Linked Lending uses the User Token flow instead of Embedded Orders. This provides ongoing access to the payroll connection for recurring deductions.

Data coverage

Payroll Providers

Truv connects to payroll providers covering 85%+ of US employees:

Report structure

The PLL report returns the deduction status and deposit configuration for a borrower’s payroll link.
See the PLL Report API reference for the full schema.

Manage the lifecycle

Once a Paycheck Linked Lending deduction is active, you can:
  • Update the deduction amount, adjust as the loan balance changes
  • Pause deductions, temporarily suspend during hardship periods
  • Cancel deductions, remove when the loan is fully repaid

API reference

Bridge Token

Create tokens for Truv Bridge

PLL Report

Paycheck Linked Lending report

Link Details

PLL link detail report

Users

Create and manage users

Best practices

Always cancel the deduction when the loan balance reaches zero to avoid over-collection and maintain borrower trust.
Fixed dollar deductions provide consistent repayment schedules. Percentage-based deductions are useful when income varies.
Watch for task-status-updated webhooks to detect if the borrower changes jobs or their payroll provider rejects the deduction.

Next steps

Implementation Guide

Step-by-step Paycheck Linked Lending setup

Bridge Widget Guide

Understand the User + Bridge Token integration flow