What landlords, agents and tenants can see at each step, and the moment a name, number or address is passed on.
A landlord or agent can request contact. A tenant can like a listing. Neither side sees a full name or phone number until the other accepts.
Others see “Mark T.” until you connect.
The other side sees the request closed, not why.
From the menu in the conversation, or from the safety row at the top of it.
You add an ID when it first blocks something: replying to a landlord as a tenant, or sending a contact request as a landlord or agent. After review the document is deleted. Your profile keeps the result.
Browsing, liking, saving and drafting listings all work without it.
The result and the date. Not the scan.
Collected at sign-up, confirmed only when it starts to matter.
Listings and public listing pages show the area only. The exact address goes to one tenant, once both sides confirm a viewing time.
Each confirmed viewing unlocks the address for that tenant only.
Search engines see the area, never the street.
The landlord sees when the tenant is close.
Every passport line says whether it was checked or only stated. Landlords and agents can filter to verified lines.
Marked verified once a document has been reviewed.
Confirmed with the referee, not copied from a form.
Leave discovery at any time. Existing conversations stay.
Each agent's licence or permit is checked individually. It is never inherited from an agency, so a new colleague has no badge until their own check passes.
Tenants see it before they accept a request.
Before you reach out, you see if someone on your team already has.
Browsing, liking and building a passport need no ID. You verify only when you reply to someone.