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Data Retention Schedule — Credicorp

A plain-English table of how long we keep different kinds of information about you, why we keep it for that long, and what your options are.

The retention table

What How long Why
Drawn loan records (application, signed agreement, payments, statements) 7 years from final settlement FCA / HMRC regulatory minimum (6 years) + 1-year safety margin for complaints
Declined applications 12 months from decline Audit + fairness review window; sufficient for re-application analysis
Director identity documents (passport / licence images) 5 years from end of customer relationship Money Laundering Regulations 2017
Open Banking transaction read 30 days from the read, then aggregates only Minimisation; we retain only the signals derived for scoring
Behavioural telemetry (opted-in) 30-day rolling window for aggregates; 12 hours for anonymous traces UK GDPR minimisation; consent-revocation deletes the lot
Audit log (every login, message, sign, payment, staff impersonation) 7 years from event Regulatory + governance evidence
Marketing data (email + preferences) Until you withdraw consent, or 24 months of inactivity, whichever is sooner PECR + GDPR Article 21
Support / complaint tickets 6 years from resolution Limitation Act period for related contractual disputes
AI scan results — ID authenticity signal, confidence score, and extracted document fields (name, date of birth, document number, expiry) 5 years from end of customer relationship Tied to director identity document retention (Money Laundering Regulations 2017); fields used for AML audit trail
AI bank statement parse results — extracted income signals, affordability summary, and anomaly flags 7 years from final settlement (or 12 months from decline for declined applications) Affordability audit trail; aligns with loan record retention minimum
Anonymised analytics (success rate, p95 latency, etc.) Indefinite Aggregate only; no individual identification possible

Your right to ask for deletion

UK GDPR Article 17 gives you a right to erasure ("the right to be forgotten") in defined circumstances. Where the law allows, we will delete the data we hold about you. Where the law requires retention (e.g. a drawn loan record), we will tell you so and explain the legal basis.

To ask for deletion, write to dpo@credicorp.co.uk or follow the steps in the subject access request guide.

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