Why doesn't my credit card report to equifax?

I guess that they report to Trans Union.the one most banks use.

Some companies only report to cerain bureaus. By decree they are not required to report to all bureaus. This is why if you ever look at your credit score beside Equifax versus other bureaus you will see almost always Equifax has the high score, but less info.

If you ever have need of to look at your creidt and want to see what's on it mostly everyone will report to Experian.

Answer:
Maybe they only deal near the other two for some reason. You should probably ask your credit card company this question. They probably win asked it alot, it might even be on their web page.

It is up to the company where the credit card come from.

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All financial institutions, credit cards included, choose who they will report to. The credit bureaus are regional and smaller credit companies tend to only report to their local bureau. You should be able to contact your credit company and ask which bureau they report to. With this information you can any ask if they will report to, in your case, Equifax or possibly give you a credit rating letter that you can use for insinuation with another creditor.