Google Cloud encryption
Google documents its default encryption of customer content stored in its cloud infrastructure, including encryption at the storage layer.
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- Your informationUnderstand data handling and privacy choices.
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- Your reviewRequest current documents with their scope and date.
Read the provider documentation.
These sources describe the providers' controls. For Rentari's own assurance documents and deployment details, contact our team.
Stripe payment security
Stripe documents its PCI Level 1 certification and payment security practices. That certification applies to Stripe's services.
Read Stripe's security documentation (opens a new tab)Documentation links reviewed . This is a documentation review date, not a security audit date.
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For a Rentari SOC 2 report, penetration-test summary, vendor questionnaire, or data-processing details, ask our team what is currently available. Confirm the document's date, scope, and availability with us.
Your data
Read about the information we collect, why we use it, and how to contact us about your data.
Privacy policy →Privacy choices
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Send a vulnerability report to the security team using our disclosure form.
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Verification is optional when publishing a listing. Properties that complete the verification process display a Verified badge; other published properties can still appear in search.
Renters can choose “Only properties with a Verified badge” in the listing filters. Review the listing details and confirm availability before applying.
Identity and property checks
The verification process can include a landlord identity check and a review of property records or ownership documents. Owners and authorized managers may have different documentation needs.
A badge does not describe the property's physical condition or guarantee a tenancy. Ask the landlord about the home and its terms.