China’s existing regulations for business credit reporting agencies are that data, especially credit information data such as credit, cannot be directly shared outside of non-credit reporting agencies.
Driven by market demand and technology, credit agencies provide various value-added services on the basis of personal and corporate credit reports, focusing on the scenarios in which customers use credit investigation services, the life cycle of consumers, and the industrial chain. Value-added services increase the frequency and dependence of customers to use the services of credit bureaus, and increase the frequency and breadth of information obtained by credit bureaus. Mature credit agencies often have specialized technical teams responsible for developing and providing value-added services; More credit bureaus are partnering with external vendors to provide value-added services.
Post time: Apr-17-2024