Maja guides Practical guides for renters proving they pay rent on time and for rental owners screening applicants with bank-verified evidence instead of self-reported documents. Start with the basics, then dive into the country-specific guides for Finland, Germany and Poland. For renters

Getting started with Maja — create an account, connect your bank read-only via PSD2 and confirm the detected rent payments.

How to share your profile — create a secure share link, see who opened it and understand the 30-day expiry.

What rental owners see — exactly which data is shared and what always stays private.

Bank connection troubleshooting — refused connections, missing payments, 90-day renewals and unsupported accounts.

Renting with bad credit in Finland — how verified payment history helps despite a maksuhäiriömerkintä.

Renting in Finland as an expat — prove reliability without a Finnish credit history.

For rental owners

Tenant credit check in Finland — what you may legally check, and what verified rent payments add.

AI tenant screening — what to automate, where the legal limits are and why verified bank data is the trust layer.

Better renters, higher rental income — how reliability beats rent level over the life of a tenancy.

Deutschland

Mieterselbstauskunft: Inhalt, Vorlage und Grenzen

Mietschuldenfreiheitsbescheinigung: Muster und Alternative

Polska

Weryfikacja najemcy: jak sprawdzić wiarygodność

Every guide is free to read and needs no account. Maja itself is free for renters: connect your bank, confirm your rent payments and share a verified profile. Rental owners view the first three months of any profile at no cost and pay only to unlock longer history. More from Maja

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