FAQ

 

How do credit bureaus work?

In general, credit bureaus are databases containing information about all types of clients – both legal entities and individuals – citizens and entrepreneurs who are in some way associated with a provided loan. Credit bureaus are designed to provide financial and non-financial institutions with data about clients needed for granting loans and thus prevent providing loans to 'non-creditworthy' clients.

Bureaus also serve the clients themselves, especially in cases where a client is reliable and financial and non-financial institutions can verify this through the registry. This leads to a faster process of providing financial resources. Additionally, clients can assess whether they can afford another loan or not by checking their own credit history in the bureaus through ordering a credit report.

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