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Identity
Confirm the required identity and buyer context are present for the readiness workflow.
DwellMark Deposit Ready
ACT-firstDeposit Ready records defined buyer and transaction-readiness checks so the parties can see whether the deposit stage is prepared for the authorised external process.
Readiness workflow
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Confirm the required identity and buyer context are present for the readiness workflow.
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Record relevant finance or proof-of-funds evidence and readiness status.
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Organise the required deposit amount, instructions and professional destination without DwellMark receiving the funds.
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Expose a clear readiness result and any remaining action before external deposit handling proceeds.
Evidence and signals
Readiness status must remain traceable to the information and evidence available to the workflow. Paid participation does not convert evidence into earned trust or guaranteed verification.
Buyer identity context
Status must remain evidence-backed and reviewable.
Finance or proof-of-funds evidence
Status must remain evidence-backed and reviewable.
Deposit amount and instructions
Status must remain evidence-backed and reviewable.
Professional handoff status
Status must remain evidence-backed and reviewable.
Important boundary
Deposit Ready is readiness only. DwellMark does not receive, hold, transfer or custody property deposits under the current architecture.
Jurisdiction
ACT is the primary product-completion jurisdiction. NSW follows through the same platform architecture rather than a parallel implementation.
Trust doctrine
Advertising, subscriptions and paid visibility cannot silently change reviews, complaints, conduct, verification or DwellMark Scores.
Commerce
Live DwellMark commerce remains a final pre-launch gate and is not activated by this product-completion work.
DwellMark video guide
Hero support module beneath the main transaction-readiness copy.
DwellMark platform journey
DwellMark is being built as a connected property trust and workflow layer. Each product page should help users understand where they are in the journey, what DwellMark can support, and what remains with licensed or professional parties.
Start with property listings, market-intelligence cards and profile-linked trust context before making contact or preparing an offer.
Use the Verified Offer pathway to organise identity, finance or proof-of-funds evidence, terms, conditions and disclosures.
FastTrack Purchase is an offer-to-contract readiness pathway. It is not instant ownership or guaranteed purchase completion.
Deposit Ready records readiness and pathway selection. DwellMark does not hold property deposits without an approved legal structure.
Settlement Ready supports handoff preparation, milestone visibility and document organisation alongside licensed professionals.
Asset Passports preserve property trust records, report outputs, verified data, source notes and future regulated readiness signals.
Boundary guardrails
Trust and disclosure
DwellMark should help people understand property information, evidence, risk signals, marketplace participation and readiness pathways without overstating what the platform does.
DwellMark is being built as a property intelligence, marketplace and transaction-enablement layer. It is not positioned as an owned real estate agency.
DwellMark can organise information, reports, evidence, source context and readiness pathways. It does not provide legal, financial, lending, valuation, conveyancing or tax advice.
Licensed agents, solicitors, conveyancers, mortgage brokers, valuers and other regulated parties remain responsible for regulated services.
DwellMark does not hold property deposits unless an approved legal or licensed trust, escrow or stakeholder structure exists.
Sponsored visibility, featured placement and paid profile tools must remain clearly labelled and separate from earned trust, conduct, complaint and verification signals.
Public AI guidance must remain source-backed, permissioned and bounded. This section does not activate AI chat, advice workflows or private-data access.