Get started in the nonbank registry portal
The nonbank registry portal is how nonbank companies can submit certain registration information to the CFPB, as provided in the Nonbank Registration Regulation. Visit the nonbank registry portal and public database page for more information, including the Filing Instructions Guide and other filer resources.
Using the nonbank registry portal
Nonbank companies with registration obligations under the Nonbank Registration Regulation must use the nonbank registry portal to submit the required information. Nonbank companies that choose to submit notices to the CFPB based on the regulation must use the nonbank registry portal. Use the instructions below to register your company or log into the nonbank registry portal if you have already created an account.
First-time registrants (company not previously registered):
A company-designated point of contact creates the initial company account to access the nonbank registry portal.
- To create your company’s nonbank registry portal account, submit the company self-registration form. This will grant access to the nonbank registry portal. The self-registration form includes data fields to create your user account as the initial company point of contact. Submitting the self-registration form activates the company’s portal account and creates your individual user account. You will receive an automated email to the email address you provide on the self-registration form. Follow the instructions in the email to log into the portal.
- After company self-registration, and logging into the portal, you can create additional user accounts as needed.
- Helpful tips:
- Review the Filing Instructions Guide for technical help on user management.
- Review the Multifactor Authentication Reference Guide for portal logon procedures.
- If you try to submit the company self-registration form and the registration is rejected, this means your company’s portal account has already been created. If this happens, contact your company point of contact to be added as a user to your company’s portal account.
Existing registrants and users (company already registered):
If your company portal account was created using the company self-registration form and you know your individual user account logon information, you can log into the nonbank registry portal.
Helpful tips:
- If you followed the self-registration form and created the company account but haven’t received an email with next steps for setting your password, email NBRHelp@cfpb.gov.
- If your company is registered but you do not have your individual user logon information or are unsure if you’ve been added as a user, contact your company point of contact to be added as a user in the portal.
- Review the Filing Instructions Guide for technical help on user management and the Multifactor Authentication Reference Guide for portal logon procedures.