Ways Equifax Supports Consumers
myEquifax™
The myEquifax™ online service serves nearly 27 million users across the United States. myEquifax™ provides an easy and convenient way to complete tasks such as placing a security freeze, setting a fraud alert, or filing a dispute on consumer reports, thereby helping millions of U.S. consumers who rely on us to become successful in their personal and financial goals.
Free Spanish Language Credit Reports
Free Weekly Credit Reports
Free Credit Monitoring Alerts for Service Members
Employment Data Reports
Being There for Consumers
Equifax is committed to being consumer friendly at every touchpoint.
Our Consumer Services Center and call center agents are often the first point of contact that consumers have with Equifax, and our interactive voice response system is designed to help resolve any potential issues faster. It is supported by a service center staffed by skilled agents to help consumers understand and manage their Equifax credit file. Our hearing impaired services are fully compatible with real-time text (RTT) technology, creating more inclusive and accessibility to the hearing impaired community.
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For consumers seeking online information, we maintain a robust online Knowledge Center as well as the Equifax Learn video series designed to answer the most common questions that people have about U.S. credit reports and credit scores. Information is also available in Spanish.
Our Focus on Accuracy
We are always working to make our credit reports as accurate and reliable as possible. When it comes to credit report accuracy, we believe that even one error is one too many. We are committed to improving our data processes and transparently reporting our accuracy metrics on a monthly basis.
For the month of February 2025, Equifax U.S. consumer credit report accuracy was 99.80%.
This metric is determined by calculating the number of tradelines, collections, and bankruptcy disputes within the month that resulted in a change to a U.S. consumer credit report (regardless of whether that change had any impact on a consumer's credit score).
As part of our commitment to accuracy, we are continuously monitoring and enhancing our processes to improve data quality in consumer credit files and making it easier for consumers to access their Equifax credit report and correct any potential errors quickly. We also are working with our data furnishers to enhance the accuracy of information reported to us. And, as part of our over $1.5 billion investment in the Equifax Cloud, we are continually developing new programs that will allow us to identify potential accuracy issues and correct them before a consumer disputes information on their credit report.
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