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Equifax, Inc.

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Consumer complaints — the federal record

1,960,411
complaints, last 12 months
1,427,230
prior 12 months
+37.4% change
70,722
sitting open (in progress)
oldest waiting 48 days
855,563
closed with relief, last 12 mo
45% of closed complaints
1,034,366
closed with explanation only
55% of closed complaints
48
over 60 days open
from date sent to company

Top issues: Incorrect information on your report · Improper use of your report · Problem with a company's investigation into an existing problem · Unable to get your credit report or credit score

Complaint counts scale with company size and are not findings of wrongdoing. Permanent receipt for the 12-month figure as we published it (source, pull time, hash, check history): cite this figure ↗

● Monitored · re-pulled every 24h · last Sep 24, 2026, 4:04 AM UTC · next by Sep 25, 2026, 4:04 AM UTC · change since previous pull: -239 · last change Sep 24, 2026, 4:04 AM UTC · get told when it moves

Source: CFPB Consumer Complaint Database · pulled Sep 24, 2026, 4:04 AM UTC

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HHS-OIG exclusion list (LEIE)

No entry under this exact name in the OIG file fetched 2026-09-23.

An entry means OIG excluded this business name from participation in federal health care programs under the cited authority; a reinstatement date means the exclusion ended. No entry under a name means only that this exact name is not in the file — it says nothing about other names, owners or affiliates, and is not a statement of compliance.

Matched on: exact business name as printed in the OIG file (case-insensitive). Source: HHS Office of Inspector General — LEIE (monthly downloadable file) · file fetched 2026-09-23 · recheck at OIG ↗ · what the authority codes mean ↗

Federal contracts and recipient identity (USAspending.gov)

No open prime federal contracts found under this name on USAspending.gov (method 2026-06c: counted only where the registered recipient name equals or begins with the searched name).
Show the formula lens — the Covenant Score, a computed index for companies and institutions (published formula, version history on /methodology)

Covenant Score — a computed index

A100/100
  • Federal complaint trend vs market (CFPB): 1,960,650 complaints last 12mo, +37.8% vs prior year; all CFPB complaints moved +45.5% in the same window → -7.7 points vs the market
  • Relief rate vs market (CFPB): 45.3% of closed complaints ended with relief; market 31.6% → +13.7 points vs the market
  • Missed 15-day response window (CFPB): 0.0% of complaints answered late; market 0.41%
  • Product safety recalls (24 months): 0 matched recall(s)
  • Federal court records: 10,971 matching records — shown, never scored: litigation volume scales with company size and a case is not a verdict
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Reproduce this score — 24 steps, every input a public API call
  1. 1.Company complaints, last 12 months (hits.total.value)1960650open call ↗
  2. 2.Company complaints, prior 12 months1423201open call ↗
  3. 3.Company change % = (step1 − step2) ÷ step2 × 10037.8
  4. 4.ALL CFPB complaints, last 12 months6896320open call ↗
  5. 5.ALL CFPB complaints, prior 12 months4739278open call ↗
  6. 6.Market change % = (step4 − step5) ÷ step5 × 10045.5
  7. 7.Excess = step3 − step6 (points vs market)-7.7
  8. 8.Trend points: needs ≥20 complaints; excess ≤ −10 → +3 · < +10 → 0 · < +25 → −5 · < +50 → −10 · else −150
  9. 9.Company closed with monetary relief, last 365 daysopen call ↗
  10. 10.Company closed with non-monetary relief, last 365 days (step9 + step10 = relief)858427open call ↗
  11. 11.Company closed with explanation, last 365 days1038581open call ↗
  12. 12.Relief % = relief ÷ (relief + explanation) × 10045.3
  13. 13.Market relief % of closed (company_response buckets in step 4's aggregations)31.6
  14. 14.Relief points: gap = step12 − step13; ≥ +10 → +5 · > −5 → 0 · > −15 → −5 · else −105
  15. 15.Company complaints answered late (timely=No), last 365 daysopen call ↗
  16. 16.Company complaints total, last 365 days; late % = step15 ÷ step16 × 1000open call ↗
  17. 17.Market late % (timely buckets in step 4's aggregations)0.41
  18. 18.Late points: ≥ 5% → −5 · ≥ 3× market (min 1%) → −2 · else 00
  19. 19.FDA enforcement recalls naming the firm, 24 months0open call ↗
  20. 20.CPSC recalls with this manufacturer, 24 months0open call ↗
  21. 21.Recall points = −5 per matched recall, floor −150
  22. 22.Federal court records (shown, never scored)10971open call ↗
  23. 23.FDIC BankFind ACTIVE flag (+2 if an active insured institution; otherwise no component)open call ↗
  24. 24.Score = 100 + all points, clamped 0–100; grade A ≥ 90 · B ≥ 80 · C ≥ 70 · D ≥ 60 · else F100

Every input below is a public API call anyone can open. Counts move as the CFPB adds complaints, so re-running later gives the numbers as of that day; the arithmetic is fixed by the formula version. Formula 2026-09-14c; company as filed: EQUIFAX, INC..

Score history — moves only when a public input or the published formula moves
No change since first computed.
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Source: Published formula over CFPB, FDA/CPSC, FDIC, federal courts — official records only · pulled Sep 23, 2026, 6:59 PM UTC

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