Domicium
For tenants

Find a home you can trust

Verified listings, direct landlords and safe payments — the way renting in Ghana should work.

Before you move in

Finding a place, without the middlemen

No viewing fees, no agents

Never pay a 'viewing fee' again. You talk straight to the verified owner or their managing office.

One Rental Passport

Fill your details, references and documents once, then apply to any home instantly.

Know it's real

Bronze, Silver and Gold badges show exactly how far each landlord and property has been verified.

Safer payments

Pay deposits and rent on-platform with a receipt every time — proof you paid, always.

Flexible terms

Find homes offering monthly rent, not just the usual one or two years in advance.

Your voice counts

Rate your landlord after your tenancy. Reviews are only from real, completed rentals.

After you move in

Renting does not end when you get the keys

Most of a tenancy happens after the move — rent, repairs, an inspection, a deposit at the end. Your landlord runs all of that on Domicium, and you are on the same record they are. One version of what was paid, agreed and reported.

What you owe, and when

The rent schedule you see is the one generated from your tenancy — not a figure somebody typed into a reminder.

Paid by mobile money? Say so

Declare a payment you made outside the platform. It stays a claim until your landlord confirms it, and the confirmation is what settles the balance.

Report a repair properly

Room, urgency, photographs and when you are home. It becomes a work order on their side, with a contractor attached — not a message that scrolls away.

Your agreement and your receipts

Held against the tenancy, not emailed as attachments you have to find again two years later.

A complaint that cannot be quietly closed

Raising one starts a history nobody can edit or delete. Closing it needs a written outcome, and you are the one who reads it.

Your safety rule

Never send money before viewing a property, and never pay outside Domicium. Anyone who asks you to is breaking our rules — report them and we’ll act.