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Addressable ID (UDPRN) in lending decisions.

Addressable ID (UDPRN) gives unique delivery point reference number, published declared with 92.28% coverage across England. Attribution and refresh period are in the dictionary.

Core tierDeclaredEngland 92.28%Refresh Monthly

Pretira publishes addressable id (udprn) declared at 92.28% coverage across England, refreshed monthly.

// routing pattern
IF udprn != application.value -> flag for verification

The rule is a pattern, not a policy - you set the operator and the cut-off to your own appetite. On the sample record this field returns 2, the kind of value a rule like the above turns into a verification prompt or a pass.

01

Fact-find prefill and verification - one call returns the attribute, the applicant confirms rather than guesses.

02

Catching extensions, conversions and alterations a fact find cannot see.

03

Cross-checks against the other attributes before a value is trusted.

Declared from record evidence; the coverage column states where the record reaches rather than assuming parity. Refresh is monthly, rendered from the dictionary rather than assumed.

Class: Declared · Refresh: Monthly · England: 92.28%

›GET /property/999000000001?fields=property/attributes/statussandbox: true
property.attributes.status.udprn2
property.attributes.status.uprn"999000000001"
property.attributes.status.prebuildfalse
Sample record only - 1 Cedar Street, CH1 1MN. Deterministic synthetic data. No live call from this page.

Three questions on this field.

The record. The declared field carries record evidence, and the coverage column states where that record reaches.

Yes, treated as an illustrative pattern rather than a policy. Pair it with your own thresholds - and, for a value, with its confidence level - so the routing rule stands on provenance, not hope.

Covered across Great Britain. Northern Ireland leads with attributes and rebuild, and this layer is GB-today - the coverage column says so rather than implying parity.

Core tier. Routing rules on this page are illustrative patterns; coverage figures render from the dictionary. Dictionary: July 2026.

Review this field before you deploy it.

Start with a synthetic record or a controlled standard sample. We will show the field provenance, coverage and testing, then scope the production route.

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