Experian Offers Credit And Debit Database

October 18, 2000, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

- ORANGE, Calif. (10/18/00) - Experian said it hasunveiled Cross View Solutions, a software program that will provideshared access to a nationwide debit and credit database to creditunions to allow them to search debit and credit histories formembers with limited or no credit records. The service connects toeFunds' DebitBureau, which contains more than 2.7 billion recordsrelating to checking account opening and closing information,bounced checks and collections history. The repository is updateddaily receiving information from 86,000 financial institutions and82,000 retail locations.

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