RentGuard is the national enforcement engine behind the Rent Act. It validates every tenancy against eight state registries, dispatches field officers, seals evidence at capture, and generates court-ready case-packs on one shared record.
The six-month advance cap, the rent card, tenancy registration: all law under Act 220 and PNDCL 138. What has been missing is the infrastructure to verify, notify and prosecute at the scale of a national rental market.
Every case moves through the same three-stage engine. Each stage writes a sealed entry to the record before the next one can begin.
From the Commissioner’s command wall to a feature phone in a rural district, every surface reads and writes the same record.
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Follow RG-1006, an illegal advance-rent complaint, from a tenant’s phone to a Rent Magistrate’s order.
Every enforceable obligation depends on a fact held by another institution. RentGuard queries each authority at the source, so a landlord’s identity, title, tax status and address are verified before a notice is served.
Each photo, statement and notice is hashed with SHA-256 on the device that captured it, then chained to the entry before it. Change one character and the seal breaks. Try it.