• Will the U.K. Credit Check leave a footprint on my credit file?

Modified on Mon, 5 Aug at 4:53 PM

The U.K. Credit Check, run by Verifile, uses the Electoral Roll to verify your current and previous addresses.


The check looks for evidence of bankruptcies, voluntary arrangements (IVAs), County Court Judgements (CCJs) or anything else that raises suspicions of someone’s previous financial dealings.

When carrying out the U.K. Credit Check, we will leave a footprint, as this is required by law. This footprint, however, is only visible to you, and lenders carrying out credit checks in the future cannot see the footprint of the check. 



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