Experian Teams Up with Household Decision Platform RVU

Data and technology company Experian and household decision platform RVU announce a new agreement that will help even more consumers access the right financial products for their circumstances.

RVU, home to brands including Confused.com, Uswitch, and money.co.uk, will utilise Experian’s Eligibility Solution to “further enhance their customers’ ability to pick the most appropriate consumer credit product for their circumstances across their websites, boosting approval rates and transparency.”

Building on the existing relationship between the two companies, this marks the first time “that consumer credit comparison on Confused.com will be powered by Experian technology.”

All of its consumer credit cards and loans channels “across all RVU brands will now be supported by Experian.”

David Bates, Managing Director of Credit and Verification Services, Experian UK&I, said they can now match more people with the correct financial products.

“Experian technology and data helps financial services companies have the most granular, comprehensive view of their applicants, enabling more approvals and better outcomes for both consumers and lenders.”



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