Too many records of credit inquiry will waste personal credit information, which will lead to stricter review of subsequent credit loan applications. Users can reduce the generation of credit inquiry records by controlling the frequency and times of loan applications. Generally speaking, the number of credit inquiries should not exceed 5 times in a month, and more than 5 times will be judged as a user's credit inquiry by financial institutions.
In addition, more loan application records may directly affect the loan review results. After all, frequent credit loan business will make financial institutions think that users' economic situation is not good, so financial institutions are even more reluctant to lend money to users.