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Credit Scoring and Decisioning
About Protectora de Crédito Comercial, S.A.
Protectora de Crédito Comercial, S.A. has more than 60 years providing reliable credit information to Costa Rica.
Services
- Certificate Processing: They process certifications issued by the National Registry.
- Online documentation: Gain access to a series of documents and communications on the website that they publish for the best use of their services, and as a means of consultation on issues related to credit and collection work.
- Notarial certifications: These are certifications made by a Notary public.
Countries
Contact
Support Number
+50640002215
Address
1st Avenue, 5th and 7th Streets, Amalia Building, fourth floor, San José, Costa Rica
Website
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