Consumer Data Industry Association
Formerly known as National Association of Retail Credit Agencies, became the National Association of Mercantile Agencies in 1908 and the Associated Credit Bureaus of America in 1937 and adopted its present name in the year 2000. CDIA’s mission is to ensure that consumer data can be collected, maintained, and used by third parties in responsible ways by U.S. businesses to help them manage risk, create fair markets for consumers, and to increase business competition. Its consumer reporting offices dues is a tiered structure and is based on net revenue and the calculation of membership dues for the Collection Service Division is based on trade area population. Membership: $75/Year
Organization Type:
National Trade or Professional Association
Tax Exempt Status:
501(c)(6)
Industry:
Banking/Finance/Investments, Banking/Credit & Finance/Savings & Loan
Address:
1156 15th St NW
STE 1250 Washington, DC 20005
Certification Programs:
FACTA; FCRA
Financial Snapshot
Total revenues: $7,257,501
Year - 2024
1st-yr growth
11.92%
Year by Year
Revenue
Member Dues
Registration
Special Assessment
Other
Total expenses: $7,214,925
Year - 2024
1st-yr growth
19.48%
Year by Year
Expenses
Other fees
Compensation of current officers, directors, etc
Other expenses
Other
Total assets: $7,379,093
Year - 2024
1st-yr growth
18.58%
Year by Year
Assets
Accounts receivable
Investments in other securities
Other assets
Other
Total Liabilities: $3,171,665
Year - 2024
1st-yr growth
42.69%
Year by Year
Liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Other liabilities