What does a CIBIL score of -1 indicate?

The CIBIL score is a three-digit numeric summary of an individual’s credit history, ranging from 300 to 900. A higher score reflects better creditworthiness. • Score -1: Means there is no credit history available for the individual — i.e., they have never taken a loan or used a credit card. • Score 0: Indicates there is some data, but the credit history is less than 6 months old, hence insufficient for scoring. • A higher positive score (closer to 900) improves chances of loan approvals, while a lower score may indicate defaults or poor repayment behavior. Thus, a CIBIL score of -1 = No credit history.