Questions about finding, advertising and renting through Domisure.

Domisure is a housing marketplace being built for people looking for rooms or homes and for landlords, resident landlords and professional property managers. Its focus is clearer verification, visible listing history and better moderation context.

The service launches with the UK in mind, but the underlying platform is designed for multiple countries and languages so it can expand without rebuilding the core system.

Yes. Domisure accounts are intended for adults aged 18 or over.

Housing accounts can contain personal information, conversations and verification status. Requiring authenticator-based 2FA gives every account a stronger security baseline.

Domisure avoids one vague all-purpose verified badge. Identity, property and an advertiser's relationship to a property can be shown as separate checks so you can see what was actually verified. Read Verification explained for the detail.

No. Verification reduces uncertainty, but it cannot guarantee another person's behaviour, the legal status of a tenancy or the suitability of a property. Domisure shows what was checked and provides reporting and moderation tools, while users must still make sensible rental decisions.

Legitimate corrections and genuine changes can happen. Material changes are designed to be recorded and, in some situations, restricted or returned for review. Repeated or suspicious changes can affect an advertiser's trust or risk standing.

Yes. Material listing changes are intended to remain traceable. This helps prevent an earlier offer from simply disappearing after a user has made contact.

Yes. Saved homes and search alerts are part of the account design. As the live listing module comes online, the dashboard will surface saved homes, availability changes and matching new listings.

The matching approach is intended to focus on practical living preferences such as household atmosphere, working patterns, pets, smoking rules and move-in timing, while avoiding unnecessary sensitive profiling.

Check the property and advertiser information, understand what has and has not been verified, keep important terms in Domisure conversations where possible, and do not allow urgency to replace basic checks. Our safer renting guide gives a practical checklist.

Yes. Reports are designed to stay connected to relevant listing versions, messages and account context. A report is a signal for review rather than automatic proof.

Use the recovery codes created when 2FA is enrolled. Keep those codes somewhere secure and separate from your password. If recovery is no longer possible, account-support procedures will require stronger identity checks before security settings can be reset.

No. Domisure's product direction is based on data minimisation and using account or verification data for the purposes needed to operate and protect the marketplace. The final privacy notice will describe processors, lawful bases and retention in detail before public launch.

Secure accounts, email verification, mandatory 2FA, live property and advert creation, publishing, search, listing detail/history and saved homes are available in this build. Flatmate profiles, saved-search alerts, messaging, viewings and full moderation workflows are still being enabled progressively.