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title: "Which Creditcorp is this? Spot the mark, spot the spelling"
description: "Three real marks, one small UK group: navy-and-green Credicorp, teal-and-green Creditcorp (this site), and black-and-circuit CREDITCORP. A plain spelling test, and why Credicorp Peru, Credit Corp Australia and any Nigerian \"Creditcorp\" are unrelated third parties."
canonical: "https://creditcorponline.co.uk/which-creditcorp/"
locale: "en-GB"
updated: "2026-07-08"
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# Which Creditcorp is this?

> Three marks, one small UK family, one spelling that trips people up. This page teaches you to tell them apart in a few seconds. The legal register sits on the group site, [creditcorpgroup.co.uk/trade-marks](https://creditcorpgroup.co.uk/trade-marks/) — this page is the plain-language version.

**Canonical URL:** <https://creditcorponline.co.uk/which-creditcorp/>
**Last updated:** 8 July 2026

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## Why there are three logos

The wider Creditcorp family uses three distinct marks, each tied to a different part of the group:

- **#1 Navy blue & green** — the lender's own mark, used on credicorp.co.uk, the customer portal and the staff apps. If you are applying, signing in or checking a facility, this is the mark you should see.
- **#2 Teal & green orbital** — this site's own mark. It marks out the directory layer — the signpost that routes you to the rest of the family. Seeing this mark means you are on a routing page, not the lender itself.
- **#3 Black & circuit** — the corporate mark for the group and legal layer, including CM Beyer Limited's own material. It marks the pages that hold company records, trade-mark detail and the regulatory position.

None of these three is AI-generated or a quick redraw of another company's logo — each is a genuine, registered mark used by a real part of this UK group.

## The spelling test

Say the domain out loud before you trust it:

- **Credi-corp** (no "t") → [credicorp.co.uk](https://credicorp.co.uk/), the lender you actually borrow from.
- **Credit-corp** (with a "t") → this directory, creditcorponline.co.uk, and the brand site, creditcorp.co.uk.

Both spellings belong to the same UK group under a written coexistence agreement, so seeing either one is not a red flag by itself. What matters is knowing which is which before you type in any details.

## The two registered marks, in brief

| Mark | Number | Status | Classes | Holder / applicant |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Creditcorp | [UK00004156742](https://trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tmcase/page/Results/1/UK00004156742) | Registered (23 May 2025) | 36, 45 | Credicorp Limited |
| Creditcorp | [UK00004379570](https://trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tmcase/page/Results/1/UK00004379570) | Application Published — pending | 35, 36 | CM Beyer Limited |

The two coexist under the Mutual Trade Mark Coexistence, Consent & Licensing Agreement of 30 April 2026, governed by English law.

## Not this group — three unrelated third parties

- **Credicorp / Credicorp Ltd (Peru & Bermuda)** — parent of Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP), listed on the NYSE as BAP. A large Latin American banking group, entirely separate from this UK family.
- **Credit Corp Group Limited (Australia, ASX: CCP)** — an Australian consumer-finance and debt-purchase group. Not part of this family, and not the same as our own related Australian entity, Credicorp Pty Limited.
- **Any Nigerian "Creditcorp"** — occasionally a Nigerian business trades under a similar name. No connection to Credicorp Limited, CM Beyer Limited, or any site in this family.

## Read the full record

- **Trade marks on the group hub** → [creditcorpgroup.co.uk/trade-marks](https://creditcorpgroup.co.uk/trade-marks/)
- **Verify the companies** → [creditcorpgroup.co.uk/companies](https://creditcorpgroup.co.uk/companies/)

Brand casing: only ever "Creditcorp" and "Creditcorp" (first letter capital only).

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© 2026 Creditcorp Group · the online directory, published by CM Beyer Limited (17009212). Full record: [creditcorpgroup.co.uk/trade-marks](https://creditcorpgroup.co.uk/trade-marks/).