What is a credit report?
Find out where the information comes from, how it’s used and how to access your credit status.
Watch nowPlease be aware of organisations or individuals using the TransUnion Africa web address to advertise services for clearing credit disputes. This is a scam. TransUnion does not handle disputes over social platforms or online classifieds, nor do we charge a fee for investigating disputes.
The only way to dispute information on your TransUnion credit report is by emailing Kensupport@transunion.com or contacting Tel: +254 768262495, +254 768617074, +254 768253748, +254 706565285
When you apply for credit, lenders check your credit report and credit score before approving a loan. The better you understand what these are and how they work, the better you can manage your finances and transact with confidence.
Find out where the information comes from, how it’s used and how to access your credit status.
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Every time you apply for a loan, lenders check your credit profile
to see if you have a good credit history.
TransUnion Nipashe also offers the following to help you get your finances in order:
A credit report will tell you why your credit status is in default or good standing.
Once you've settled your debts, the clearance certificate proves that your credit status is good and that all your debts have in fact been settled.
TransUnion Nipashe will send you an instant SMS alert when there is activity on your credit profile.