UNETRA Passport
A reusable rental identity for tenants, landlords, societies and household staff. Verify once, then share only what each relationship needs.
A reusable, permission-based rental identity.
Verified identity
Approved verification results in one profile.
Rental history
A portable record of previous tenancies.
Payment history
Your on-time rent record, shown only when you allow it.
Documents
Agreements, references and inspections linked together.
Permission controls
Choose what to share, with whom, and for how long. Revoke a link at any time.
Faster applications
Apply for homes with your Passport instead of starting again.
UNETRA Passport, step by step.
- 01
Create your Passport
It starts when you sign up as a tenant or landlord.
- 02
Verify once
Seven stages: identity, property, documents, rental history, background, agreement and risk.
- 03
Build history
Every on-time payment, tenancy and review adds to it.
- 04
Share on your terms
Choose what landlords, societies and brokers can see.
Who it’s for
Tenants
- Skip repeat verification for every new home
- Show a verified on-time rent record
- Digital ID and a physical card for society security
Landlords
- A verified owner profile tenants can trust
- Your rental history across properties
Societies
- A verified society profile
What’s included
- Physical Passport cardTenant portalLandlord portalVia partner
- Passports for tenants, landlords, societies and staffTenant portalLandlord portalSociety portalStaff app
- Digital ID cardTenant portalLandlord portalSociety portalStaff app
- Passport for tenants and landlordsTenant portalLandlord portal
- Credit report — with your consent, through an authorised credit bureauTenant portalVia partner
- Rental HistoryTenant portalLandlord portalSociety portal
- Document libraryTenant portalLandlord portalSociety portalBroker portal
Questions
Who can see my Passport?
Only people you choose. Sensitive details such as ID numbers are never shown. Others see a verified summary.
Does it include my credit score?
Only if you consent, and only through an authorised credit bureau where the law allows it.