Tenancy Stamping · For Property Agents (REN)

Close the handover. Don't let stamping close the day.

You've spent weeks on this deal. A signed lease, a tenant at the door, keys in your pocket. Stamping shouldn't be the reason you drive back to the office — and it shouldn't be the reason your commission slides into next week.

What changes on your next handover

Stamp from your phone or tablet — wherever the handover happens.
Duty and late-stamping penalties calculate as you go. No manual Stamp Act math.
Certificate lands against the deal record once LHDN issues it. No chase, no inbox search.

What changes for you

You stamp where the handover happens.

Phone or tablet. Signed PDF goes up, duty calculates as you type the rent and term, confirm, done. No drive back to the office.

Commission follows the deal, not the paperwork.

Certificate lands against the deal record as soon as LHDN issues it. No chase, no inbox search, no "is it stamped yet?" from the landlord.

If LHDN comes back with a question, our team answers.

You stay with the next deal. Our team works the query offline with LHDN and reaches out only if we need your input.

The things that go away

Stamping shouldn't be the bottleneck between a signed lease and keys in the tenant's hand.

Driving back to the office to stamp a tenancy agreement.

Logging into MyTax on behalf of the landlord.

"Is it stamped yet?" texts from the landlord two weeks later.

Penalty math for a late-signed tenancy — it's calculated in the flow.

What we absorb for you

You verify the numbers and confirm. Everything below that is handled.

Tier-based duty calculation

Tenancy duty calculated from annual rent, lease duration, and duplicate copies — against current Stamp Act rates.

Late-stamping penalties

Applied automatically when they apply, so you know what you owe before confirming.

LHDN queries and appeals

Handled offline by our team. No MyTax login for you.

Certificate retention

Certificates stored against the deal, retrievable in seconds for audits or client follow-ups.

What handover day looks like

Friday evening. Client's signed the lease. Tenant's waiting for keys.

Upload the signed PDF

From your phone, right there at the unit. Enter the rent, term, and number of copies.

Review the duty

Duty and any late-stamping penalty appear before you confirm. Verify, then submit.

Hand over the keys

Certificate is stored against the deal once LHDN issues it. Move to the next handover.

Tenancy stamping, answered.

Can I stamp on my phone at the client's place?

Yes. The workflow is built for phones and tablets so you can keep the deal moving without driving back to the office.

What does the tenant or landlord have to do?

Nothing. You upload the signed PDF and run the stamping. The tenant and landlord don't need accounts or logins.

What happens if I'm late to stamp?

Late-stamping penalty calculates in the flow so you know the full amount before confirming. We still submit it — you just see the penalty upfront.

Where's the certificate when LHDN issues it?

Stored against the deal alongside the source PDF. Searchable by tenant, unit, or signing date.

How much is stamp duty on a tenancy agreement in Malaysia?

Tenancy stamp duty is tier-based on annual rent, lease duration, and the number of duplicate copies. For example, RM1 for every RM250 of annual rent above the first RM2,400 for tenancies of one to three years, per the Stamp Act. Kenal Stamps calculates this automatically.

What is the penalty for late stamping in Malaysia?

Late-stamping penalties are imposed under the Stamp Act when instruments are not stamped within 30 days of execution. The penalty calculates in the flow so you know the full amount before confirming.

What if LHDN queries the submission later?

Our team handles it offline with LHDN and reaches out only if we need input from you.

Close the next deal clean.

Upload, review, confirm — from wherever the handover is happening.