CRIF High Mark is an RBI-licensed credit bureau that offers credit information services to the borrowing segment, including retail, microfinance, MSMEs, and commercial borrowers. Like TransUnion CIBIL, the CRIF High Mark credit score is calculated as a 3-digit credit score ranging between 300 and 900, but the statistical algorithm used is different as compared to other credit bureaus.
As per CRIF High Mark, a credit score in the range of 580 to 649 is considered a fair score, whereas any score in the range of 650 to 799 is considered good for availing credit.
A credit score of 800+ and as close to 900 is considered exceptional by the lending banks.
A good credit score indicates low-risk financial behaviour to prospective lenders that helps in availing loans at relatively lower interest rates and better loan terms.
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Which among CRIF vs Cibil is better for me?
Having a good credit score from all bureaus is a good pattern as lenders may consider credit score from any bureau for approval of your loan application.
Which is better from CIBIL vs CRIF High Mark?
Both can be equally important as one does not know at the time of application about the credit bureau from where the credit score would be fetched for approval or rejection of the loan or credit card.