CCRIS is a system created by BNM.
Every financial institution is required to submit their customer's credit conduct to this centralised system. Telco is excluded but they are plans to include all those government loans, korperasi, IPTA loans etc...but all these while just talks and rumours.
What is meant by credit conduct is mainly split into 3 major categories:
Applications:
- How many applications is being applied for the past 1 year.
- How much "line" is being applied.
Thus banks or underwriters would know how "desperate" this person is seeking for credit facilities. And out of these apps, how many is approved and rejected.

Outstanding Status
- It would show how many credit facilities one had i.e. housing loans, credit cards, OD, hire purchase etc...
- Each line would show each facilities with it's outstanding, limits and payment behavior, legal status if any.
- Under the payment behavior string, 1 would meant miss 1 payment, 2 would meant miss 2 payment.
- If it's a card with outstanding close to limit granted might not give a good impression.
- If it's like Hybz mentioned, he's always late by 2 days...the payment string might shows all 1. But since it's a consistent pattern, there's nothing to worry about. But word of advise, phone the bank up and change the billing cycle.
- Legal status would shows what legal action had been taken.
This portion is mainly for officers to judge how good is your repayment, how much "burden" once has, etc...the main evaluation criteria lies in reviewing this section.
CCRIS, however everyone with credit facilities would be listed. As long as the payment behavior is consistently good than there's no problem!