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ClearScore provides credit scores and credit reports from credit bureaus Equifax (in the UK) and Experian (in South Africa and Australia). Most of ClearScore’s services are free to consumers. [18] ClearScore Protect provides dark web monitoring for users. [citation needed]
In 2020 it was revealed that Experian had suffered a further data breach, on this occasion in South Africa. [35] Initially, Experian claimed that the incident had been contained [36] but subsequently this was shown to be untrue. Data on 24 million South Africans was leaked, as well as on nearly 800,000 businesses.
Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Stellenbosch, South Africa, Compuscan is a subsidiary of South African-based Compuscan Information Technologies. [1] The company, which was originally focused on providing credit history reporting for microcredit transactions, is among South Africa's leading credit bureaus and is a member of the nation's Credit Bureau Association.
Experian South Africa likewise has a Delphi credit score with their fourth generation about to be released (late 2010). In 2011, Compuscan released Compuscore ABC, a scoring suite which predicts the probability of customer default throughout the credit life cycle.
Experian CreditCenterTM provides annual 3-bureau reports and VantageScore®* credit scores, Experian® credit monitoring, real-time alerts, industry-leading tools and much more. With a single subscription, you can access the support necessary to address potential credit fraud threats and ensure efficient credit monitoring.
Credit bureaus had the most complaints of all companies filed with the CFPB by consumers in 2018, with 34% of all complaints directed at TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian that year. [35] In June 2017, a California jury ruled against TransUnion with a $60 million verdict in the largest Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) verdict in history. [36]