The collaboration grants Creditsafe access to the exchange's extensive repository of credit data, which is contributed by over 140 financial institutions. By embedding these insights into its existing business intelligence platform, Creditsafe will provide procurement teams and trade creditors with a clearer view of how small businesses manage their financial obligations. This move aligns the company with existing partners like Dun & Bradstreet, Equifax, and Experian.

For small business owners, the integration promises to facilitate better access to trade credit. Matthew Debbage, CEO of Americas and Asia at Creditsafe, noted that the partnership allows for more informed risk assessment, enabling organizations to extend credit with greater confidence. SBFE Chief Executive Officer Elisabeth MacDonald emphasized that the expanded market reach supports the broader goal of fostering a transparent credit marketplace, ultimately helping companies invest and grow within the U.S. economy.