Improve your credit rating now with a credit rating adjustment in Switzerland
We recommend that our customers run a credit check before applying for a loan. This is because it is common practice in Switzerland for so-called creditworthiness information to be collected and stored about borrowers without their knowledge. Various private companies and agencies collect data on a person's payment behaviour or creditworthiness and reflect this in credit agencies. The most common credit agencies that are used before a loan is granted are CRIF and Intrum Justitia. There are other portals where your creditworthiness information is stored - but the first two are the most relevant and informative on the market.
You receive a credit rating
The credit agencies assign you a so-called score (= creditworthiness value). This is defined according to an algorithm of all the data collected - such as age, home address and payment history. As a rule, 50-year-old prospective borrowers have a higher score, which is why they are categorised as a lower credit risk than a 20-year-old prospective borrower. However, there is no difference as to which of the two has the better payment behaviour, provided there are no negative entries.
A credit rating adjustment increases your chances of getting a loan
In order to fulfil the criteria for granting a loan, your payment history and your score with the credit agencies must be clean. We therefore recommend that you check your creditworthiness information and, if necessary, carry out a credit check. This is because a credit rating adjustment increases your chances of being granted a loan, even if you only have one Take out a small loan want.
So if you have negative entries or your credit rating (score) is too low for a loan to be granted, the credXperts will be happy to help you clean up and improve these entries
Our offer
Credit rating adjustment light
Credit rating adjustment with power of attorney
Contact us
No credit rating adjustment necessary?
With us, you can quickly get the low-cost loan you want!


