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Which name appears on your documents
Bank statement says Credicorp but the website says Credit Corp? Here is why, document by document.
Which name appears where
Two brand names on two current domains means the wording on any given document, statement or email may say Credicorp or Credit Corp, depending on when and where it was generated. Here is a quick reference for what to expect, document by document.
Document by document
- Loan agreement & Key Information Sheet
- Credit Corp Group Limited (the lender named in the contract itself).
- Bank statement / payment reference
- May show Credicorp or Credit Corp depending on when it was generated — both refer to the same Credit Corp Group Limited facility.
- Email correspondence
- Sent from an @credicorp.co.uk or @creditcorp.co.uk address; both are genuine.
- Invoices you send us (suppliers/partners)
- Address to Credit Corp Group Limited, company number 17338274 — see for suppliers & partners.
- Companies House filings
- Filed under Credit Corp Group Limited, company number 17338274 — the Credit Corp wordmark is not a registered trading name change.
- Website you are browsing
- Either credicorp.co.uk or creditcorp.co.uk — both are current, both are us.
Quick questions
Why does my bank statement say Credicorp when the website says Credit Corp?
Both statement formats are current and both refer to the same Credit Corp Group Limited facility. Neither is evidence of anything being wrong.
Which name is legally correct on my agreement?
Credit Corp Group Limited, company number 17338274, is the legal entity named in your agreement. Credit Corp is a brand wordmark used on this website, not a separate legal name.
Should I update my own records to say Credit Corp instead of Credicorp?
Only if you want to for your own reference. There is no requirement to change any of your own paperwork — the legal entity, company number and registered office are unchanged.