Vacation rental operators handling security deposits by bank transfer or paper check face slow processing, no documentation trail for disputes, and no digital link between deposit status and reservations.
TYLLT is a French digital security-deposit platform for short-term rental operators and other rental businesses, founded in 2020 and based in Bordeaux, supported by Bpifrance and French Tech Bordeaux.
The owner sends a deposit-request link and the tenant completes a digital dossier in under two minutes; the card is authorized but not debited unless a claim is raised, following a guarantee-pledge model rather than a direct debit. A digital check-in and check-out can be completed remotely by both parties, producing timestamped condition records that serve as evidence in mediation, and operators manage all active deposits, releases, and encashments from a dashboard. Payment processing runs through W-HA, an ACPR-accredited Orange Group subsidiary, with usage-based pricing of 0.25% plus a small fixed fee per deposit request and a higher percentage on amounts actually encashed.
Vacation rental owners, seasonal rental companies, camping operators, and mobility rental businesses in France seeking a compliant, paperless replacement for bank-transfer deposits.
Listed on STR Market Map, the short-term-rental software marketplace.