Fraudulent messages are currently circulating in which the Creditinfo name is being misused. These messages may ask recipients to pay an alleged fine, outstanding debt or other payment. They may also include website addresses, links or sender names that appear similar to Creditinfo.

Please note: SMS messages sent by Creditinfo do not contain links. If you receive an SMS in Creditinfo’s name that includes a link, it is fraudulent.

Please also be cautious with emails that ask you to open links, enter personal data or make immediate payments via a link. Before taking any action, always verify the sender’s email address and carefully review the content of the message.

Do not open suspicious links or share your personal or financial information through them.

If you are unsure whether a message is genuine, verify the information through Creditinfo’s official channels. The easiest way to do so is by logging in to the Minu Creditinfo portal at www.minucreditinfo.ee or by contacting us directly at info@creditinfo.ee or +372 665 9600. The official website of Creditinfo Estonia is www.creditinfo.ee.

If you have already clicked on a link, entered your information, or made a payment, please contact your bank immediately.

Stay vigilant and always verify the accuracy of any information sent to you through official channels. This helps protect both you and your data.