Nova Credit, which started out as a graduate research project out of Stanford University about seven years ago, was founded to help immigrants overcome the obstacles of applying for things like ...

Nova Credit is a data analytics company that helps businesses grow responsibly through alternative credit data. The company does this by leveraging its unique set of data sources, bank-grade ...

Ukrainians who flee Russia's war on their country will now be able to access credit in the U.S., the U.K. and Canada, through a partnership between Nova Credit and CreditInfo, the fifth-largest credit ...

Nova Credit is backed by investors including Canapi Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, General Catalyst, and Index Ventures as well as executives from Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Citi.

Nova Credit, which started out as a graduate research project out of Stanford University about seven years ago, was founded to help immigrants overcome the obstacles of applying for things like ...

Nova Credit, a fintech company that translates other countries’ credit bureau information into data American banks’ underwriting systems can understand, has raised $50 million in funding from an ...

Nova Credit is for immigrants and newcomers to the US who want to use their international credit history to apply for credit cards, loans, and housing without starting over.

Nova currently has access to more than 1 billion international credit records, and is supported in Australia, Brazil, Canada, the U.K., India, Korea and Mexico.

Nova Credit’s Cash Atlas™ provides a 360-degree view of a consumer’s financial profile across the credit spectrum, including prime, near prime, and credit excluded consumers.

Nova Credit CEO Misha Esipov saw that financial institutions couldn’t help immigrants establish a credit profile, so he stepped in to meet the need.. Photograph by Mathew Scott Nova Credit is a ...

Nova partners with businesses that rely on this credit history in order to decide whether to do business with an individual. In cases where it comes up short in accessing an in-country history for ...