Odisha to Introduce Cashless Land Registration System Soon, Says Revenue Minister

Bhubaneswar, July 7 (UDN): The Odisha government is preparing to introduce a fully cashless land registration system, a move aimed at making property transactions more transparent, efficient and corruption-free. Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari on Tuesday said the new mechanism has been designed to simplify the registration process while reducing the need for citizens to visit government offices.

Odisha to Introduce Cashless Land Registration System Soon, Says Revenue Minister

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Announcing the initiative, the Minister said the government has finalised the framework for implementing the digital system, under which all financial transactions related to land registration will be carried out through cashless modes. The initiative is expected to eliminate cash handling and enhance transparency in property transactions across the state.

Under the proposed system, buyers and sellers will no longer be required to visit sub-registrar offices to submit applications after finalising a land deal. Instead, the registration process will be carried out digitally, with both parties required to appear only at the final stage for identity verification and execution of the sale deed.

Once the registration is completed, the digitally registered sale deed will be made available online, enabling applicants to access the document without waiting for a physical copy. The government believes the digital workflow will significantly reduce processing time and improve service delivery.

Speaking on the initiative, Pujari said the reform is intended to remove the role of middlemen, streamline procedures and make sub-registrar offices free from corrupt practices. He added that the operational modalities for the new system have already been finalised and the government is gearing up to launch the initiative soon.

The proposed cashless registration system forms part of the Odisha government’s broader push towards digital governance and citizen-centric public services. Officials expect the initiative to improve accountability, increase efficiency in land administration and provide a seamless, hassle-free experience for people buying or selling property in the state.

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