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When are Banks Authorized to Pull Credit Reports?

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Are banks authorized to pull credit reports on consumers who open new checking or money market accounts with them?


Yes. A bank can access your credit report when they have a valid business purpose. It is more and more common to have this done in today's banking environment.

Published on BankingQuestions.com 2/14/07





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