Rentwallex is a rent installment service for Canadian tenants. It helps renters split their monthly rent into smaller, more manageable payments that align with their payday schedules.
Important for landlords: Rentwallex does NOT change your lease terms, reduce the rent amount, or require you to offer financing. It's simply a payment processing service that makes rent more manageable for tenants.
You Are Paid in Full
Rentwallex manages the tenant's installment payments behind the scenes. You receive the full monthly rent on your normal due date, exactly as outlined in your lease.
Simple, transparent, and reliable rent payment processing.
Your tenant applies for Rentwallex
We send you a simple approval request
Confirm rent amount and payout details
Paid in full on your normal due date
We handle their installments
You receive 100% of the monthly rent amount. There are no deductions or partial payments to you.
Rent is transferred to your bank account on the agreed-upon date (typically the 1st of the month or your standard due date).
Rentwallex handles all tenant installment collections. You don't chase payments or manage installment schedules.
You don't need to track or manage when tenants pay their installments. We handle that entirely.
Important: Rentwallex is not a loan to landlords and does not affect your rental agreements. You remain the landlord, and all lease terms stay intact.
Rentwallex is built with security, transparency, and accountability at its core.
All payments are processed through secure, encrypted channels. We never store raw financial data.
Every transaction is logged and available for your review. Clear audit trails for all rent payments.
Rentwallex complies with Canadian financial regulations and provincial tenancy laws.
All payments are verified and confirmed before being transferred to your account.
There are no account setup fees, monthly fees, or hidden charges for landlords. Accepting Rentwallex payments is free.
Rentwallex charges a small service fee to tenants for the convenience of splitting rent. This does not affect your payout.
Bottom line: Landlords receive the full rent amount stated in the lease.
Common questions from landlords and property managers.