Cross-border rental evidence · UK

Rental evidence
that travels.

A reusable evidence profile for people moving to the UK without useful local credit history—so overseas income and rent payments arrive with context.

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The clickable demo uses fictional applicants and synthetic evidence. FlatMeUp is not yet providing referencing services.

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FlatMeUp renter-passport concept showing fictional evidence and synthetic data

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01 Evidence, not a score 02 Renter-controlled sharing 03 Human decision remains

The problem

A move should not erase years of proof.

Reliable renters can arrive in the UK with real income and payment history—but no useful local credit file.

Evidence stays behind

Employment, banking and rent records remain scattered across countries and organisations.

A thin file loses context

Limited UK history can look like higher risk even when the underlying evidence is strong.

Every application restarts

Renters resend documents while landlords and partners reconstruct the same story manually.

The concept

One source-linked record.
Two clear views.

The renter builds and controls the evidence. The reviewer sees provenance, freshness and exceptions—not a black-box verdict.

Renter-controlled evidence profile Prototype 0.3

Fictional renter passport showing auditable evidence and context

Renter view

A track record the renter can carry.

Evidence remains auditable. Missing history is explained as context instead of hidden inside a score.

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How it works

Evidence travels.
Control stays.

FlatMeUp is testing the leanest useful workflow: collect permissioned evidence, preserve its provenance and share only what one application needs.

Connect evidence

Add permissioned identity, employment, income and rent-payment sources.

Keep the provenance

Show where each fact came from, when it was checked and what needs explanation.

Share narrowly

Choose the recipient, evidence and expiry. Production access would be revocable.

For renters

Arrive with history,
not just documents.

Reuse evidence instead of starting again.
Explain exceptions beside the relevant fact.
Choose what a recipient can inspect.

See how evidence is built

For reviewers

Inspect the evidence.
Keep the judgement.

Review source, freshness and exceptions.
Ask a focused question instead of chasing files.
Record a human next step—not an auto-rejection.

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Clear boundaries

Evidence,
not a verdict.

Trust starts with being precise about what the concept does—and what it does not do.

The concept demonstrates

Source-linked evidence with dates and exceptions
Renter-controlled, purpose-specific sharing
A consistent workspace for human review

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It is not

A tenant score, credit decision or recommendation
A live identity, banking or referencing service
A statutory right-to-rent check or offer of housing

Independent product validation

Help test the decision,
not the design.

We are speaking with people who recently moved to the UK and professionals who review rental applications. A 20-minute conversation tests whether this evidence changes a real next step.

Speak with the founder Radko on LinkedIn

The long-term idea

A rental record that becomes more useful every time it moves.

Start with one hard case: cross-border evidence for UK rental applications.

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