The CFPB stopped publishing complaint narratives Aug. 14 — here’s what’s still in the database and how I’d still vet a debt collector or settlement company.
CFPB received 174 debt complaints on March 20, 2026. Categories: Debt Collection, Payday & Personal Loans. Full list of companies, issues, and states.
CFPB received 150 debt complaints on March 13, 2026. Categories: Debt Collection, Debt Relief Services, Student Loans. Full list of companies, issues, and states
CFPB received 118 debt complaints on March 3, 2026. Categories: Debt Collection, Debt Relief Services, Payday & Personal Loans, Student Loans. Full list of compa
CFPB received 11 debt complaints on March 2, 2026. Categories: Debt Collection, Student Loans. Full list of companies, issues, and states.
Zions Debt Holdings has 1,248 CFPB complaints with 42% reporting attempts to collect debts they don’t owe. 100% timely response rate. Here is what the data shows.
Uprova Credit, LLC has 257 CFPB complaints with 54% reporting unexpected fees or interest. The tribal lender faces reports of APRs exceeding 300%. Here is what the data shows.
Kraken (Payward Ventures) has 492 CFPB complaints as of February 2026, with 44% involving fraud or scam allegations. The SEC dismissed its enforcement case in March 2025 after Kraken paid $30M in staking penalties.
The CFPB has started a process that could make it harder for consumers to file complaints against credit reporting companies. The move responds to industry requests to require additional personal information, limit complaints per phone number, and restrict IP addresses — changes that would hit vulnerable consumers hardest.
Quick Answer: Debt collection complaints remained the top consumer complaint category in 2016 at 28%, while imposter scams surpassed identity theft as the second-most reported issue to the FTC. Credit card fraud from stolen data doubled from 16% to 32% between 2015 and 2016.Imposter scam complaints surpassed identity theft for the first time as the …
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