Secure rental deposit for
Landlords
Get your tenants started on setting up their secure rental deposit with DepositPass and speed up your rental process. With DepositPass tenants can assign their savings and convert them into a rental deposit providing you with secure coverage for your property.
Speeds up rental process
Set up your tenants with DepositPass, they will complete their rental deposit in a flash.
No Costs
There is no cost for landlords, enjoy all the benefits of managing your tenant’s secure rental deposits in one place, for free.
Guaranteed payment of outstandings
With DepositPass payment of your claims is immediate and secure.
Easy to use
DepositPass easy-to-use platform lets you manage and track your renters rental deposits in one place.
Just sign up & follow the next steps
1. Create your account
Set up your secure account and provide us with some key information.
2. Enter property and rent details
You can create as many as you need, our system will automatically send signup mails for tenants to get them going.
3. Track your tenant's progress
Will show you updates on your tenant's progress and inform you when it has been approved.
4. Obtain your secure rental deposit
After your tenant has paid your secure rental deposit will be ready for you and your tenant to sign.
Frequently Asked Questions
DepositPass provides landlords with a high response rate and better security in case of disputes, while also vetting tenants to reduce the risk of issues. It’s free to use and allows landlords to recover any outstandings. DepositPass also offers additional protection if agreed upon with the tenant.
Yes. In cases where tenants haven’t paid landlords for proven charges, the assigned amount of the savings account or life insurance savings plan (policy) can be drawn upon.
It is completely free for landlords.
DepositPass is paid for by your tenant, it is totally free for landlords.
DepositPass can be offered to your tenants by simply signing up online.
Any property, from residential to commercial ones.
We cover a range of tenancies where a traditional cash deposit would be needed. These include:
| Tenancy | Description | Covered? |
| Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) | In England and Wales | Yes |
| Private Residential Tenancy (PRT) | In Scotland | No |
| Northern Irish Tenancies | Any tenancy subject to the Privacy Tenancy (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 | Yes |
| House of Multiple Occupancies (HMO) | Properties where tenants live in the same house or building under separate tenancy agreements | Yes |
| Tenancies for Lodgers | Where you live with your landloard | Yes |
You are covered for financial loss or damage for which your tenants are liable under your Tenancy Agreement, up to the value of the number of weeks’ rent you have previously agreed upon with the tenant.
There are two ways that your tenancy agreement can be amended, by either adding the standard terms or a side letter can be used to accompany the agreement.
DepositPass expires simultaneously with the tenancy end date. This can be extended at any time free of charge for you.
You release the tenant or 3rd party who provided the savings account or life insurance savings plan (policy) from the deed of assignment signed at the start of the tenancy.
Your tenants remain liable for any financial loss or damage as set out in your tenancy agreement.
If you believe there is any financial loss or damage caused by your tenants under their tenancy agreement, and they have failed to reach a settlement directly with you (it is a requirement of the guarantee that direct settlement has been attempted), you can notify us of this and request to make a claim.
DepositPass ensures fairness and professionalism in handling disputes between renters and landlords through our partnership with MyDeposits. MyDeposits provides an independent and impartial dispute resolution service, with adjudicators who are experienced in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) procedures. This means that disputes are handled efficiently and fairly, based on the issues in dispute and the evidence provided. As a customer, you can have complete confidence in the dispute resolution process, knowing that it is designed to protect your interests and provide a satisfactory outcome.
After you have given at least 5 business days’ grace in writing to the tenant and this period has expired without the tenant having made the payments due.