Online Bond Lodgement You can use the RTA ’s Bond Lodgement Web Service to lodge or increase your rental bond online. A rental bond is a security deposit paid at the start of the tenancy. If you are lodging or increasing a bond online for the first time, please refer to our helpful resources below.
RTA Web Services makes essential tenancy transactions faster, more convenient and more efficient for our customers. What would you like to do today? This site permits you to lodge (i.e. pay) a rental bond online.
In order to make payments through this site, you will be transferred to the Queensland Government online payment system. You may make payments using a range of payment options. It is an offence not to do so.
Residential Tenancies Authority. Online Bond Refund You can use the RTA ’s Bond Refund Web Service to submit a request for a full bond refund or a partial refund following a rent reduction. When everyone agrees on how the bond will be paid out, you can fast track the refund. When parties disagree, you can quickly and easily submit a request for dispute resolution. Paper forms will continue to be accepted via post.
Customers with an eServices account can still login below to lodge 1 tenant bond refunds and view their bond lists. PDF uploads for bond lodgements and bond refunds have been decommissioned and replaced with RTA Web Services. Lodge your bond online You will need to complete a bond lodgement form and have it signed by everyone who signed the tenancy agreement. The same people who sign the bond lodgement form need to sign the bond refund form when the tenancy ends.
If these signatures don’t match, there will be delays processing the bond. Landlords or proprietors who don’t use RBO can still manage bonds manually. Bond refunds can be processed faster through RBO.
Rental Bonds Online is a service helping tenants, agents and self-managing landlords lodge and refund bond money securely and easily. NSW Fair Trading encourages everyone involved in the process of renting to use this service. Your form will now be reviewed by the RTA to ensure it contains all the necessary information required to process your bond lodgement. The RT A will issue an Acknowledgement of rental bond to all parties to confirm lodgement of the bond with the RT A. Rental bond lodgement and paying a bond contribution All rental bonds are managed online through MyBond A bond (sometimes called a ‘security deposit’) is a payment by a tenant which acts as a security for the owner. The landlord can be fined by the RTA for late lodgement.
View lodging a bond online for property managers or our guide for tenants using RTBA Online. Director of Housing (DoH) bond loan vouchers should be submitted electronically on RTBA Online by the landlord or property manager. Instructions are available in our guide for lodging DoH bonds.
If you have never been issued an Agency Code, write ”NIL”. Accept the Terms and Conditions. Upcoming changes to RTA services. Alongside their new online bond lodgement system, the RTA is developing an online bond refund service. This, too, will replace the PDF upload facility for scanned refund forms.
The online bond refund service is expected to launch in the next few months. RTA within days of the agreement ending. The RTA is also working toward a paper-free future. It allows you to complete bond transactions electronically. See new renting rules for the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
When you lease a property, your bond will be managed electronically, using RTBA Online. This includes bond lodgement , tenant transfers and bond claiming. All electronic transactions follow a similar process and must be confirmed by all tenants before they can be finalised.
Signature of Tenant: The tenant, or a person having authority to deal with the bond on behalf of the tenant, must sign to all details of the lodgement and record their signature. It records how much bond money the landlord has collecte and it is sent with the money to Tenancy Services to be held until the tenancy ends and the tenant moves out. Bond lodgement form Use this form at the beginning of a tenancy.