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# Borrower Website

Your website is where potential borrowers can see your loan options and apply for loans online. Setting up this website lets you choose what information to collect from borrowers and what documents they need to upload. In this section, you'll learn how to set up your website URL, decide which details are required for signup, and manage the files borrowers need to provide.

## How to create website

To configure your website, follow these steps:

* **Access the Settings Page:**
  * Click on the **Settings** tab located in the sidebar.
* **Navigate to the Website Header Tab:**
  * Inside Settings, click on the **Website Header** tab to begin customizing your website.
* **Configure Your Domain:**
  * In the domain settings, enter your website’s URL and click **Save** to apply. This will be the URL that borrowers will visit in order to apply for a loan.
* **Set Required Fields for Borrower Signup:**
  * Use the toggles provided to select which fields borrowers must complete during signup. This allows you to specify required information for borrower profiles.
* **Set Required File Uploads for Borrower Signup:**
  * In the File Upload section, define which documents borrowers need to upload when signing up (e.g., ID, proof of income).

The final step is to [create Loan Products](/lendbox/loan-products.md). Follow the [Loan Products guide](/lendbox/loan-products.md) to get started with [creating the loan products](/lendbox/loan-products.md).

By following these steps, you'll be able to create and customize your website borrowers will use to apply for loans.


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