How it works
Set it up once. Then every month runs on its own.
Most owners are up and running in an evening — even if the whole thing is currently in a diary and a WhatsApp group.
One-time setup
Getting your apartments in
- 1 Add a apartment — address, apartment number, and the society if there is one.
- 2 Add the tenant — name and mobile number is enough to start.
- 3 Set the rent — amount, due date, deposit (advance), and the notice period from your rent agreement.
- 4 Add your UPI ID or bank account — this is where the rent will land. It stays yours — we only display it to your tenant.
Every month, after that 
What happens on its own
- 1 A few days before the due date — your tenant gets a reminder on WhatsApp with the amount and your payment details.
- 2 They pay you directly — UPI, bank transfer, or cash. The money goes to your account, never through us.
- 3 The payment is recorded — on UPI they can confirm in one tap; for cash or a bank transfer you mark it received.
- 4 The receipt goes out — a proper rent receipt, ready for your tenant's HRA claim, sent and stored.
- 5 If nobody pays — a follow-up goes out on its own. You see it in one list instead of scrolling through bank SMS.
The part owners check twice
Your rent does not pass through us.
Tenant pays UPI Your bank account
RentNLease sits beside this line — never on it.
We are not a payment company and we are not a bank. Your tenant pays into your own UPI ID or bank account. We keep the record, send the reminder, and produce the receipt. That is the whole job.
No routing. No settlement delay. No cut of your rent. A few honest notes
What we don't do
- We don't hold your deposit or your rent. Both stay between you and your tenant.
- We don't make the rent agreement or the e-stamp paper for you — not yet. Upload the signed agreement and we'll keep it against the apartment.
- We don't file your taxes. We flag where TDS may apply and keep the records clean for your CA.
- We don't chase your tenant for you in person. We just make sure nobody can say they weren't told.