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Residential tenants, commercial tenant businesses, landlords, and property-management partners can ask Huddle to assess a proposed existing-deposit path. An intake record does not assign the deposit or authorize a transfer.
Where the jurisdiction, lease, parties, partners, and product configuration are approved, Huddle can present the required terms and consent steps for a possible HuddleBond.
Availability: This is a reviewed path, not a self-service assignment or legal notice service. Jurisdiction configuration, eligibility, required party approvals, custody and settlement partners, and product-specific disclosures must all be confirmed before Huddle can offer a transaction.
Eligibility review | Residential and commercial contexts | No transfer at intake
What Is Deposit Assignment?
Traditional Deposit
- NoSits in a separate account with limited visibility for the tenant
- NoUsually is not connected to a participant-controlled Huddle record
- NoUsually returns at the end of the tenancy without portability attached
HuddleBond (Assigned)
- YesCan use Huddle's governed settlement controls if the path is approved and activated
- YesCreates a participant-controlled Huddle review record
- YesRecords residential and commercial lease-security obligations clearly when the parties elect a bond structure
- YesRecords the review outcome and any required party approvals before a transaction
A deposit-assignment intake creates a review record only. It does not convert, assign, redirect, or transfer a deposit. If a path is approved, the required parties receive the applicable terms, risks, and consent steps before any transaction.
Commercial Partnership Path
Commercial lease-security arrangements still require careful review. Huddle can support entity verification, participant-controlled records, and clearly recorded obligations only in an approved configuration with the required legal, compliance, and partner checks.
Business entity verification
Commercial tenants can attach verified entity metadata to the same portable Huddle identity model without exposing sensitive documents on-chain.
We Huddle Together records
Commercial bonds record the agreed lease-security obligations clearly, including supporting evidence and release conditions.
Concessions can be recorded
Negotiated rent reductions or rent locks can be recorded as part of the commercial lease-security evidence package.
How Assignment Works
Four stages from intake to an approved configuration.
Timing varies with the jurisdiction, lease, parties, partners, and required reviews. No deposit is redirected and no HuddleBond activates merely because an intake is submitted.
Request an eligibility review
Tell Huddle the deposit amount, parties, property, lease status, and jurisdiction. This starts a review; it does not assign the deposit or authorize a transfer.
Initial intake only.
Huddle reviews the required path
Huddle determines whether the jurisdiction and product configuration are enabled and identifies any landlord, property-manager, partner, or other approvals that are required.
No legal approval or product availability is implied.
Required parties review and agree
If the path is eligible, the required parties receive the approved denomination, exact units, custody, fees, settlement terms, and material risks before any consent or transfer.
A notice never replaces consent or applicable legal requirements.
An approved bond can activate
Only an approved configuration can proceed to funding and activation. The current creation flow is configured for BTC denomination; live execution remains subject to eligibility, feature flags, required approvals, and availability.
USDC and CAD configurations require approved partners and separate disclosures.
The Golden Rule
The bond is designed around the exact agreed BTC amount.
If an approved assignment transaction becomes a HuddleBond, its exact recorded units, decision authority, evidence, custody, and settlement rules apply. Those controls do not guarantee fiat value, future availability, or acceptance by another party.
Contract Visibility
Visible boundaries and disclosed smart-contract risk.
Obligations Recorded
Lease-security terms stay visible from day one.
Participant Controlled
The participant chooses when to share the resulting record.
What Landlords Need to Know
Deposit assignment keeps landlords and property managers informed while preserving the standard migration option.
Does an eligibility request change anyone's legal rights?
No. Submitting information to Huddle does not assign a deposit, redirect funds, change a lease, or alter any party's legal rights. Any available path must follow applicable law and the approved terms and consent requirements.
Can a tenant direct the landlord without approval?
Huddle does not claim that a tenant-only notice can compel a landlord or property manager to redirect a deposit. The review identifies the acknowledgements, consents, and partner steps required for the specific jurisdiction and lease.
Does assignment change the HuddleBond rules?
If an assignment path is approved, the bond still uses the applicable evidence, disclosure, and settlement controls. The exact denomination and units, custody, fees, volatility risk, and settlement terms are presented before consent. Huddle does not promise market outcomes, fiat value, or investment returns.
Is this available outside Vancouver?
Deposit assignment is not a universal self-service feature. US-TX, US-FL, and CA-BC are the current configured jurisdictions for HuddleBond review, but that configuration does not by itself make assignment available. Every request remains subject to the specific lease, parties, law, partners, and approved product terms.
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When to Request a Review
A review can begin at different lease stages. Availability and requirements are decided case by case.
Mid-Lease
Request a review while the lease is active so Huddle can identify the applicable eligibility, notice, consent, and settlement requirements.
At Renewal
Use renewal as a checkpoint for the parties to review an eligible HuddleBond configuration and decide whether to proceed.
At Signing
For a new lease, the parties can review the available bond terms before signing. Funding still depends on all required approvals and execution gates.