If you are using Reposit or another no-deposit / deposit replacement scheme, do not enter the Reposit fee as a tenancy deposit in Tenancy Builder.

On page 1 of Tenancy Builder, set Deposit Status to No deposit.

Reposit and similar products are not a cash tenancy deposit held by the landlord or protected in a tenancy deposit scheme. They are more like a guarantee or an insurance-backed product that covers certain rent arrears or damage risks. Complete the Reposit process separately with Reposit.

If the insurance you are using requires a specific term to be inserted into the tenancy, first ensure that it is not already covered by our terms; otherwise, you can add their required term in the Other terms box on the last page of Builder.

If you also take a cash deposit from the tenant, select the appropriate deposit option in Tenancy Builder and protect the deposit as usual.

You should also ensure the tenant has a genuine free alternative to using the paid no-deposit product. Requiring a tenant to use a paid replacement scheme without offering a cash deposit alternative may create a Tenant Fees Act risk.

If the Deposit Status options do not match what you are trying to do, submit a support ticket.

Using Reposit or a No-Deposit Scheme in Tenancy Builder