Nova Credit
8 open jobsGeneral information
Nova Credit builds credit infrastructure by aggregating credit bureau, bank transaction, payroll, and other data from around the world. Its main product, Credit Passport, lets people moving between countries carry their credit history with them, so lenders can see an applicant's record instead of starting from zero. The company was founded in 2016, initially to serve newcomers to America.
Nova Credit has grown well beyond that original focus. It now serves more than 7,000 customers worldwide, drawing on 26 data sources to build a fuller financial picture of each applicant. Historically, the median salary is ~$201,250. Nova Credit is an H-1B sponsor.1
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Open roles right now
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Open jobs
8 open · updated todayPage 1 of 1, most recently added first · Download (CSV)2
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What does Nova Credit actually pay? Based on previous and active job listings with specified pay ranges, the median annual pay is $201,250. Note that 40% of jobs don't list any pay information, so figures may be skewed towards cities like NYC, where pay disclosure is mandated for each posting.3
Share of salaried jobs in each pay bracket
| Bracket | Jobs |
|---|---|
| Under $100k | 0 jobs (0%) |
| $100k to $150k | 1 jobs (11%) |
| $150k to $200k | 3 jobs (33%) |
| $200k and up | 5 jobs (56%) |
Posted ranges on jobs open now3
Visa sponsorship
Does Nova Credit sponsor visas? Using USCIS data, we've collected the number of H-1Bs granted from 2021 to 2023 as well as the number of petitions they've requested so far this year. Nova Credit is a likely employer for applicants who require sponsorship. Currently, they have 5 jobs certified for sponsorship in 2026, at a median pay of $167,450.4
Visa petitions approved each year (USCIS)4
| Fiscal year | Approved |
|---|---|
| FY2021 | 3 |
| FY2022 | 4 |
| FY2023 | 0 |
Based on public USCIS and Department of Labor records. Past filings do not guarantee future sponsorship. Browse all H1B sponsors →
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Common questions
Is Nova Credit hiring now?
Yes. There are 8 open jobs.
Does Nova Credit sponsor H-1B visas?
Yes. Government records show 5 jobs certified for FY2026, at a median pay of $167,450.
How much does Nova Credit pay?
Posted pay runs $126,650 to $400,000 a year, and the median is $201,250. We only show pay the company printed itself, never estimates.
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Notes & sources
- 1. Company description. Written by InterviewOS from Nova Credit's public materials and press coverage; facts are checked against the sources below.
- 2. Live counts. Deduplicated live listings observed daily on Nova Credit's own hiring system; last check October 27, 2026. Stale and syndicated posts on aggregator sites are not counted.
- 3. Posted pay. Ranges extracted from the text of Nova Credit's own listings; a range appears only when the employer printed one. Extraction is still rolling out, so this table can lag the board.
- 4. Federal visa records. USCIS H1B Employer Data Hub and US Department of Labor LCA disclosure files, matched to this company by name.
Sources
novacredit.com
USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub
US Department of Labor LCA disclosure files
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