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Clear Composite™
Clear Composite™ provides two easy-to-understand score solutions: The Clear Composite™ Credit Risk Score and the Clear Composite™ Fraud Risk Score. These scores are reported based on the predictive data from several powerful reporting products and provides one score for Credit Risk and one score for Fraud Risk. A Clear Composite™ Credit Risk Score of "A" would signify the best rating, while a "D" score is the worst.
What is Clear Composite™?
Clear Composite™ provides two easy-to-understand score solutions: The Clear Composite™ Credit Risk Score and the Clear Composite™ Fraud Risk Score. These scores are reported based on the predictive data from several powerful reporting products and provides one score for Credit Risk and one score for Fraud Risk. A Clear Composite™ Credit Risk Score of "A" would signify the best rating, while a "D" score is the worst.
How Can Clear Composite™ Help My Business?
A Clear Composite™ Credit Fraud Risk Score of “Low” would offer the lowest risk of fraud, while a “High” score would be the highest risk of fraud.
The following elements could negatively impact the Clear Composite™ Credit Risk Score:
- Low scores on Experian™ and Clear Tradeline™ reports
- Charge-offs and/or past due lines of credit
- Too many open lines of credit
- Closed or NSF bank account
The following elements could negatively impact the Clear Composite™ Fraud Risk Score:
- Low Clear ID Fraud™ score
- Invalid SSN, SSN issued before Date of Birth
- Too many identities associated with the bank account


