List of Credit Reporting Agencies
| Country | Major bureaus |
|---|---|
| Australia | Veda Advantage |
| Botswana | Compuscan |
| Canada | Equifax, TransUnion |
| Chile | Dicom Equifax, Sinacofi |
| China | Crediteyes |
| Costa Rica | TransUnion |
| Croatia | HROK |
| Dominican Republic | TransUnion |
| Ecuador | Equifax, Acredita |
| El Salvador | TransUnion |
| Germany | Schufa, Creditreform |
| Guatemala | TransUnion |
| Honduras | TransUnion |
| India | High Mark Credit Information Services, CIBIL, Experian & Equifax |
| Japan | CIC, JICC, PCIC |
| Mexico | Equifax, TransUnion |
| Namibia | Compuscan |
| Nicaragua | TransUnion |
| Egypt | ISCORE |
| New Zealand | Veda Advantage |
| Peru | Equifax |
| Poland | InfoMonitor, Krajowy Rejestr Długów |
| Rwanda | Compuscan |
| Saudi Arabia | The Saudi Credit Bureau, (SIMAH) |
| South Africa | Compuscan, Experian, TransUnion |
| South Korea | National Information & Credit Evaluation, Korea Credit Bureau (KCB) |
| Uganda | Compuscan |
| United Kingdom | Experian, Equifax, Callcredit |
| United States | FICO, Experian, Equifax, TransUnion, Innovis, PRBC |
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