Credit Monitoring only comes with Premium Plus and Premium Plus Family plans, which Dashlane no longer sells. We've simplified our plans to focus on the features shared by all of our customers. If you already have a Premium Plus or Premium Plus Family plan, you'll keep your current plan and its additional security features.
Dashlane Premium Plus comes with credit monitoring provided by TransUnion. If you're a Premium Plus customer based in the United States, you receive automatic alerts when something happens that affects your credit score. You can also view your credit score and credit history.
Set up credit monitoring
Premium Plus customers need to sign up with TransUnion. In the Dashlane app, select the Premium Plus tab in the Tools section. Select Check my credit score to sign up with TransUnion and access your CreditView Dashboard.
You'll need to provide the following information:
- Your full name and date of birth
- Your address
- A username
- A password unique to TransUnion
- A secret question and answer
- The last four digits of your Social Security number
You'll also need to answer security questions to verify your identity.
Your CreditView Dashboard
After you activate credit monitoring with TransUnion, you can view your credit score and credit history in your CreditView Dashboard. You can also see how you're doing compared to other Americans. And you can use a credit score simulator to test actions that can change your credit score.
You'll also receive email alerts from your CreditView Dashboard when important changes appear on your credit report.
Your CreditView Dashboard includes these sections:
TransUnion Credit Score
Your dashboard shows your credit score here. This number is a combined score, called VantageScore 3.0, from the three U.S. national credit bureaus. Your score can range from 300 to 850. You also get a letter grade from A to F based on your score.
My Score History
In this section, you can see how your score has changed over the past year. The score history begins with your first login if you have had your TransUnion account for less than 12 months. You can see a dot with a date and score for each time you or someone else checked your credit.
Where You Stand
Here you can see the credit ranges that each letter score corresponds to. The percentiles next to the ranges give you an idea of how other Americans using TransUnion are doing.
My Credit Overview
This section sums up important information about your credit. See how much you currently owe, your total available credit, and the number of credit inquiries made on your account in the past two years.
Score Simulator
This tool predicts how different events can affect your credit. For example, you can see how a new credit card or a missed payment can change your credit.
TransUnion credit alerts
As part of credit monitoring with TransUnion, you'll receive alerts when any of these items appear on your credit report:
- A new credit inquiry
- A new bank or credit card account in your name
- A new home address
- A new employer
- Improvements to your credit
- Negative information, like late credit card payments, bankruptcy, or fraud alerts
- Public information relating to legal matters
Need help?
If you have questions about credit monitoring with TransUnion, go to the Support section of your CreditView Dashboard and select FAQs. If you don't find an answer to your question, select the General Support Services tab and call the TransUnion support number.
