[Update 8/18/20: Equifax gets the reports now as well, according to Macrumors. So it’s all 3 now.]
Since launch, Apple Card users were reporting that their credit card history was only being reported to the TransUnion credit bureau, not to Experian or Equifax. Many reports came in over the past fews indicating that the card history is now given to Experian as well, but still not Equifax.
This is either good news or bad news, depending on your goals: Those trying to build up credit will appreciate the added account history will appreciate this additional account, especially as the account ages and helps your credit profile. Those who are trying to skirt Chase’s 5/24 limitation would rather it not show…
(The credit pull, during initial signup, has been reported to be a TransUnion pull, and I don’t have any reason to believe that’s changed.)
Related: Apple Card $50 Signup Bonus When You Make Any Apple Service Purchase
