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Which bureaus does Fizz report to? (Experian & TransUnion — not Equifax)

Updated November 13, 2025 Fizz reports your Fizz Card payment history to Experian and TransUnion. Fizz does not report to Equifax.> Copy snippet for editors

As of Nov 13, 2025: Fizz reports to Experian & TransUnion (not Equifax). Applying for Fizz doesn’t trigger a credit check; negative activity may be reported.


FAQs

Does Fizz report to all three credit bureaus?

No. Fizz reports to Experian and TransUnion; it does not report to Equifax.

As of November 13, 2025, which bureaus do you report to?

Experian and TransUnion. Fizz does not report to Equifax.

Direct answer

Fizz reports your Fizz Card payment history to Experian and TransUnion; it does not report to Equifax.

Quick context you may care about

  • Reporting scope: Fizz furnishes on-time, late, and missed payment activity on your revolving, open‑end line of credit to Experian and TransUnion (not Equifax).

  • No hard (or soft) pull to apply: signing up for the Fizz Card does not trigger a credit check, so there’s no inquiry added to any bureau.

  • Late reporting timing: if you miss a daily payment, Fizz locks the card and provides roughly a month to catch up before any delinquency is reported to the bureaus.

Bureau coverage at a glance

Credit bureau Reported by Fizz? Notes
Experian Yes Revolving, open‑end line of credit payment history is furnished monthly.
TransUnion Yes Same as Experian.
Equifax No Fizz does not currently furnish to Equifax.

What Fizz sends to the bureaus

  • Account type: a revolving, open‑end line of credit tied to your Fizz Card.

  • Payment status: on‑time, late, missed, or defaulted payments, as required.

  • Standard tradeline fields: statement/billing dates and balance information associated with the Fizz line of credit; closing the line may negatively impact credit.

Sources

  • Fizz: “We report to Experian and TransUnion (not Equifax).”

  • Fizz product disclosures (program manager, reporting bureaus).

  • No credit check to apply.

  • Grace period before delinquency is reported.