Equifax and BIK Partner on Identity Verification and Fraud Prevention

Jun 1, 2026
Equifax UK and Poland's Biuro Informacji Kredytowej (BIK) have partnered to expand access to advanced identity verification and fraud prevention services, combining global data insights with behavioral analysis to strengthen digital security.

Equifax UK and Biuro Informacji Kredytowej (BIK), Poland's main credit information agency, have formed a partnership to expand access to advanced identity verification and fraud prevention services, announced in a press release.

Through this collaboration, BIK will integrate Equifax’s identity and fraud prevention technologies into its existing platform. The partnership combines Equifax’s global data resources with BIK’s behavioral verification capabilities to provide stronger protection against identity theft and fraud involving artificial intelligence.

The joint solution will enable organizations to analyze interaction patterns in real time, helping to identify illicit activity while maintaining a secure and seamless experience for legitimate customers. Both companies stated that the cooperation aims to benefit lenders, businesses, and consumers by improving access to modern risk assessment and fraud prevention tools.

The partnership supports efforts to advance data-based risk evaluation and financial inclusion by using broader data sources to improve decision-making for underserved populations.

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