Equifax Introduces Income Confirm to Strengthen Decisioning Confidence During the Credit Card Origination Process
Equifax (NYSE:EFX) launched Income Confirm on January 26, 2026, a product that delivers verified employment and income data from The Work Number alongside an Equifax Consumer Credit Report.
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Equifax (NYSE:EFX) launched Income Confirm on January 26, 2026, a product that delivers verified employment and income data from The Work Number alongside an Equifax Consumer Credit Report.
Income Confirm supplies applicant employee name/SSN, employer name, employment status, and a calculated annualized income where available to support credit card decisioning, credit line assignment, and faster applicant approvals.
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In the Jan 26 session, EFX gained 2.26%, reflecting a moderate positive market reaction.
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Announced Q4 2025 earnings release and conference call schedule.
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Reported Market Pulse Index gains, especially among lower credit tiers.
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Secured 27 new patents, strengthening responsible AI and cloud strategy.
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Launched Income Qualify for mortgage prequalification using The Work Number.
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Released Social Services Outlook Index highlighting tech-driven efficiency trends.
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New Offering Delivers Income and Employment Insights from The Work Number® With Equifax Credit Report, Helping Lenders Better Customize Credit Card Offerings for Applicants
Speed and accuracy are critical for consumers and lenders during the credit card application process. Income Confirm supports the decisioning and credit line assignment stages of the lending process, providing the applicant's current job status and calculated annual income to help lenders better assess risk and expedite approvals.
"Consumers expect a fast, streamlined process when they apply for a new credit card," said Scott Collins, General Manager and Senior Vice President of Financial Institutions at Equifax. "Income Confirm equips lenders to make decisions based on facts, not estimates, and to optimize initial credit lines based on the consumer's true ability to pay. This supports a smoother, faster experience for applicants, and can also help drive early new cardholder engagement and spend."
Leveraging data from The Work Number, Income Confirm provides the following data points alongside the Equifax Consumer Credit Report, where available:
- Employee Name/SSN: Gain confidence in the name of the potential borrower.
- Employer Name: Provides the applicant's current or most recent employer name from The Work Number, allowing lenders to verify the applicant-stated employer information.
- Employment Status: Provides the applicant's current employment status, helping lenders confirm whether the applicant is employed.
- Annualized Income: Provides the applicant's calculated annual income to help optimize the decisioning and credit line assignment processes, and customize the ideal offering for the applicant.
For more information about Income Confirm, please visit our website.
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Dan Jenkins for Equifax Workforce Solutions
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