Tenant and landlord screening with government-verified documents.

Rental agreements involve two parties handing over trust — and money — before either has any real proof the other is who they say they are. Fake IDs and unverifiable ownership documents are a recurring risk on both sides.

Veriqos Technologies lets rental and property platforms verify tenants and landlords against government-issued documents directly — identity, address, and Digilocker-based document checks confirm everyone in the agreement is genuine before keys change hands.

Why rental platforms verify both sides

In a rental, each party is trusting the other with something valuable: the landlord with their property, and the tenant with a deposit and advance rent. Verifying only one side leaves the other exposed.

For tenants, an identity check and an address check confirm who will be living in the property. For landlords, identity checks and documents shared through DigiLocker help confirm that the person offering the property is genuine. Running these checks before an agreement is signed means problems surface while it is still easy to walk away.

Keep consent records and results with the agreement, so either party can be shown later what was verified and when.

Verification APIs for real estate make this practical at scale, because platforms can run the same checks for every listing and every tenant without manual document handling.