RECO’s portal for registrants. Use this site to: Complete applications; Make payments to RECO: Insurance, application fees, education fees, fines; Obtain copies of your: Certificates: registration, insurance; Receipts: education & insurance; Access Continuing Education

RECO, Ontario's real estate regulator, protects consumers in the public interest by promoting a safe and informed marketplace and administering the rules that real estate agents and brokerages must follow.

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A Reco card is a digital group greeting card that you can quickly create and share (with family, friends, and teammates) to sign, add messages, add gift cards, and more. Recognize special people for special occasions such as birthdays, farewells, anniversaries, and more.

Click on the link within the email sent to you by RECO. This will activate your account and direct you to MyWeb’s login screen. You can now log in to your MyWeb account!

RECO regulates real estate agents and brokerages, educates consumers, and promotes a safe and informed real estate marketplace. RECO administers and enforces the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002. Find out more on the RECO website (www.reco.on.ca).

Are you seeking to reinstate your registration as a real estate salesperson, broker, or sole proprietor? There are three steps you must follow: You will have 24 months from the date of termination to apply to reinstate your registration. Before you apply, you must first successfully complete any outstanding education requirements.

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Sign Reco, a type of behavioral biometric, operates in two main modes: static and dynamic. Static Mode: In this mode, users write their signature on paper. The signature is then digitized using an optical scanner or camera.