The Nevada Verification of Creditor Matrix is a tool used by the state of Nevada to verify the legitimacy of creditors prior to any financial transaction. This matrix helps creditors and debtors identify and verify the existence of creditors and their respective contact details. The matrix is divided into two sections for verification purposes: Creditor and Financial Institution. The Creditor section includes the name and contact details of any creditors that the debtor might owe money to. The Financial Institution section includes the banking information of the debtor and the creditor. There are two different types of Nevada Verification of Creditor Matrix. The first type is the Nevada Verification of Creditor Matrix (NCM) which is used to verify a creditor's identity and contact information. The second type is the Nevada Verification of Financial Institution Matrix (NV FIM) which is used to verify the banking information of both the debtor and the creditor.