What Is CB Indigo CCI on My Credit Report?
If you see CB Indigo CCI or CB/Indigo/CCI on your credit report, it generally refers to an Indigo Mastercard account. The Indigo Mastercard is issued by Celtic Bank and serviced by Concora Credit Inc. (CCI).
CB refers to Celtic Bank, while CCI refers to Concora Credit Inc., the company that services the Indigo account. Concora Credit currently lists Indigo among the credit cards it services.
Why Is CB Indigo CCI on My Credit Report?
If you have or previously had an Indigo Mastercard, the account may appear on your credit report under a shortened creditor or account name such as CB Indigo CCI. Indigo reports account information to the three major credit bureaus, and Concora Credit handles servicing for the card.
What If You Don't Recognize CB Indigo CCI?
If you do not remember applying for an Indigo Mastercard, don't simply assume the account is legitimate. Check the account details on your credit report, including the opening date, balance and payment history. If the account is not yours, you should dispute the information with the credit bureaus and contact Concora Credit about the account.
In short, CB Indigo CCI is generally connected to an Indigo Mastercard issued by Celtic Bank and serviced by Concora Credit Inc.
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