When do credit card companies report to the credit bureaus?

Credit card companies typically report to the credit bureaus at the end of a billing cycle, which is usually every 28-31 days. Creditors usually report a cardholder’s payment history, account status, balance and credit limit.

When the Top 10 Credit Card Companies Report to Credit Bureaus

New credit cards are usually reported within 30 to 60 days from when you open the account. However, the exact date depends on the company’s reporting schedule.

The credit bureaus generally report the information when they receive it. Credit monitoring services can notify you when there are changes to your report.

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