Often considered "subprime"; significant difficulty securing new credit. 2. Status and Rating Codes

Most commonly, people are looking for their three-digit credit score (typically between ), which summarizes their creditworthiness for lenders.

Demonstrates a dependable history with few risks.

On technical credit reports, a single digit like often serves as a shorthand rating for a specific account's payment status. What are the Different Ranges of Credit Scores? - Equifax

Below average; may qualify for credit but with higher fees or interest.

Near or slightly above the national average; most lenders approve.