What does BBY/CBNA stand for? This question is about Credit Scores

What does BBY/CBNA stand for?

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“BBY/CBNA” is a credit report code that stands for Best Buy/Citibank North America. It refers to one of the Best Buy-branded credit cards issued by Citi. If you have such a card or recently applied for one, seeing this noted on your credit report is normal.

But if that’s not the case, we recommend filing a credit-bureau dispute and taking some simple steps to safeguard your finances from what could be a case of fraud. This should definitely include signing up for a free 24/7 credit monitoring service like WalletHub’s, so you’ll know immediately whenever an important change is made to your credit report. We also have a couple of great guides on how to handle unauthorized credit inquiries and unrecognized accounts on your credit report.

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It's on my credit report .but I'm not sure what it mean. And I never apply for their credit card

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What does 'CBNA' mean?

“CBNA” is a credit report code that stands for Citibank North America. It is used to indicate the source of a credit inquiry or account listed on your credit report.

Citi is the fourth largest credit card issuer in the U.S. and offers some of the most popular cards on the market. They include Citi Double Cash, Citi Simplicity and co-branded cards from the likes of Best Buy and The Home Depot. If you have one of Citi’s co-branded cards, you might actually see “CBNA” prefixed...

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