Huddle

For renters

Know your deposit terms. Keep proof you paid.

Review one agreement with your landlord, understand the claim process, and build a rent-history record you choose to share.

If your landlord offers HuddleBond, you would still pay the full deposit. HuddleBond funding is not live yet; how a deposit would be held, and its risks, are explained below.

Open or start an invitation

Money in. Money out. No guessing.

Before funding

Check the obligation in your local currency, the exact asset amount, who holds it, any fees, and the claim and release terms. No personal wallet is needed to begin reviewing an invitation.

During the lease

Keep the agreed terms and payment evidence. A dollar estimate can change with the market; it is not a guaranteed payout.

When the lease ends

Your return depends on the recorded asset amount, valid claims, settlement terms, and applicable law. Confirm settlement before treating a release request as money received.

Is HuddleBond live?

No. The HuddleBond deposit product is not live; Huddle is in pilot and is not accepting deposits. If it becomes available, the asset, its market risk, custody, and settlement terms will be set out in product-specific terms before anyone funds.

A shared agreement does not remove market risk. Review the actual terms before deciding whether HuddleBond is right for you.

HuddleBadge: a record you choose to share

HuddleBadge summarizes verified rent-payment evidence. It can help you show payment history in a future housing conversation. The receiving party decides independently whether and how to use it.

A Badge is not a credit score and does not approve housing or a mortgage. Share only the evidence you intend to disclose. Contact support if a record needs review or correction.

Ask about your rent record

A claim path both sides can follow

Process overview, not a live claim. Deadlines and release conditions depend on the property, agreement, and applicable law.

  1. 01

    Lease ends

    Check the dates and notice requirements in your agreement and applicable local rules.

  2. 02

    Claim and evidence

    The landlord submits any claim and supporting evidence within the applicable claim window.

  3. 03

    Tenant response

    Both parties review the claim and supporting records. A disputed claim is not treated as consent.

  4. 04

    Release and resolution

    Amounts not in dispute and any disputed remainder follow the bond terms, required approvals, and applicable law. Courts and housing tribunals retain their authority.

  5. 05

    Settlement record

    Confirm the recipient, asset amount, and settlement status. A submitted request is not proof that funds arrived.

How a HuddleBond would be held (not live)

The HuddleBond deposit product is not live. Huddle is in pilot and is not accepting deposits. How a deposit would be held, including the asset, the custodian, and the risks, would be set out in the agreement before anyone funds.

You still fund the full agreed obligation. Huddle does not reduce the upfront deposit or guarantee its dollar value. Before funding, review the exact asset amount, custody arrangement, claim rights, fees, and release terms for your bond.

Platform fees are separate from bond principal.

Read the custody and risk information

Check the property location first

Huddle is in pilot. HuddleBond deposit funding is not live, and Huddle is not accepting deposits yet.

HuddleBond eligibility review is limited to properties in Texas and Florida. Funding and settlement require transaction approval and an available service. A supported location alone is not approval to fund.

British Columbia is a records-only pilot. Huddle deposit records, deadlines, and dispute workflows are available there, but HuddleBond is not, and Huddle holds no funds in British Columbia.

Properties elsewhere cannot currently proceed with HuddleBond. Contact us about future availability; there is no promised launch date.

Ask about your property