Welile Help for Tenants
Welile pays your landlord your rent now, and you repay Welile in small amounts over an agreed period. This section takes you through the whole journey, from registering to finishing your plan.
If you are new, start with how Welile rent plans work — it explains what you repay before you apply for anything.
Before you apply
The whole tenant journey in order, from learning to renewing.
Finding a houseWelile lists verified vacant houses — and pays the rent once you choose one.
How rent plans workWhat Welile pays, what you repay, and over how long.
What you needThe details, photos and people to have ready before you start.
Registering and applying
The six-step form at welileapp.com, and what happens after you submit.
Register through an agentA Welile agent can do it with you, in person.
Your rent requestWhat a rent request is, and how it differs from a rent plan.
Review and approvalWhat Welile checks, how long it usually takes, and the possible outcomes.
After your rent is approvedYour landlord gets paid, and your repayments begin.
Repaying
Through your agent, or directly to Welile with the merchant code.
Messages you receiveWhat Welile sends you after each payment, and what to keep.
Understanding your balanceWhat each figure on your plan means.
When a payment is not the full amount
It carries forward. Nothing is written off and no penalty is added.
If you pay part of itYour money counts. The rest stays due.
If you pay moreThe extra covers your coming days. It is not lost.
Finishing and starting again
What happens when your balance reaches zero.
Renewing your planGetting another Rent Plan for your next rent period.
Tenant questionsShort answers to the questions tenants ask most.
Also useful
- How your rent repayment is calculated — the rent, the fees and your total repayment.
- A payment has not arrived
- Account and security — what Welile will never ask you for.
Still need help?
Contact Welile Support on WhatsApp at +256 777 607640, call +256 748 747134, or email info@welile.com.
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