GBGlass Box
AUTOMATED LENDING CONTROL01
ECOA · Reg B · CFPB 2022-03

GLASS BOX

A control layer for automated loan decisions: trace every fact, block invalid influence, replay appeals.

decision trace opened
incomeDTIscoredraft · denyfairness vetofinal · review
THE BLACK BOX02

A denial should not arrive as a sentence with no evidence.

Applicants get a conclusion. Compliance needs evidence. The gap is the black box.

Generic denial letter
No factor-level trace
No path to correct stale data
WHY IT MATTERS03

Trace

Compliance needs a causal record, not a screenshot of the final score.

Appeal

Applicants need to know which fact can actually change the outcome.

Timing

The best compliance review happens before the denial leaves the system.

If the audit happens later, the harm already shipped.

CONTROL LAYER04

Glass Box sits before release, not after the complaint.

release gate armed
Model outputGLASS BOXReleased decision
tracetestexplainreplay
AI MODELS05

Two models: one that decides, one that judges the decision.

MODEL 01150,000training records

Decision model

Trained on a 150,000-record lending dataset, so the scoring behaviour Glass Box traces reflects real applicant patterns instead of a toy heuristic.

MODEL 02AGENTpurpose-trained evaluator

Evaluation agent

A second model trained specifically to understand a decision: it reads the full factor trace, checks which influences were valid, and flags what a reviewer needs to see.

DEMO CASE06
01Draft denial
02Marital status influence
03Release blocked
04Income record stale

Maya Thompson applies for an $18,000 loan.

The model denies her. Glass Box reconstructs the decision path before the denial reaches Maya.

DECISION GRAPH07

Every score has a path. Every path has a source.

incomeDTIscoredraft · denyfairness vetofinal · review
supported pathprohibited influence
APPEAL REPLAY08
outdated income$72,000
corrected evidence
corrected income$96,000
DTI 43% → 32%Eligible for review

Maya corrects income from $72,000 to $96,000.

Only the affected branch is replayed. Debt-to-income improves and the outcome moves to review.

IMPACT09

A denial the lender can prove, and the applicant can challenge.

Applicants

See the facts that mattered and the evidence worth submitting.

Compliance

Catch prohibited influence before a decision is released.

Lenders

Keep automated decisions fast without losing a defensible record.

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