Evaluate the financial health of an individual with a single click.
Secure, accurate, objective and fast.
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MyTrusty
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Identify the potential risks of payment default
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Be able to make informed decisions based on objective information
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Facilitate the objective comparison of risk between different individuals
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Respect the privacy of the evaluated individual
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Create your account and try out MyTrusty for free by assessing your own financial health.
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How does it work?
MyTrusty evaluates the financial health of an individual based on their banking data over the previous twelve months maximum. Data are obtained in a secure way as a result of a unique connection to the user’s bank account.
MyTrusty analyses the bank data, aided by its own algorithm, in order to generate a score of financial reliability. This score predicts the risk of payment default by the individual.
You obtain a score and a report that is easy to understand and interpret.
For whom
MyTrusty is the ideal tool for landlords who wish to evaluate the financial health of their tenants and for businesses who want to have some idea of the financial reliability of their potential customers. MyTrusty allows you to make informed decisions to reduce the risk of payment default.
For whom
Trusted third party
MyTrusty acts as a trusted third party between an individual, on one side, and the business person, on the other, who wishes to know if this individual is reliable on the financial level.
As a secure service, MyTrusty respects the privacy of an individual whose financial health is evaluated. Data are never analysed without their consent, and bank data are protected by state-of-the-art security protocols.
MyTrusty relies on the expertise of the Belgian company mozzeno services. Active in digital credit solutions, it has developed a recognised expertise in the analysis and protection of personal data.
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Nieuwe tool controleert financiën van particulieren, mag dat zomaar? “Een verhuurder kan je ratingscore vragen”