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What's included in the UK Credit check?
What is a UK credit check?
Employment Credit Checks are a common background check used by employers to determine risk of applicants and employees. These checks can also be referred to as a Financial Probity Report and Adverse Financial Report.
What's included in the search?
These checks identify information from the past six years, including; current and previous addresses, electoral roll data, bankruptcies, Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs), sequestrations and trust deeds (insolvency data), and County Court Judgments (CCJs). This is a soft credit check and will not affect your candidate's credit score.
Do false positives appear on a Credit check?
It is uncommon for a false positive to appear.
What is the source of the search?
Zinc is partnered with Transunion, a best in class solution for the search.
What identifiers are used on the Credit check?
Full name, date of birth and address history.