E-Khata is the digital version of your property Khata, maintained by BBMP (GBA). It records ownership, property details, and tax information, all accessible online.

You can apply for E-Khata online through the BBMP (GBA) or Sakala Services portal. Upload your documents, pay the fee, and track your application status online.

Yes, E-Khata is completely legal. It is part of BBMP (GBA)’s e-governance initiative under the Sakala Mission to ensure transparent property records.

Yes, banks require an E-Khata certificate to confirm legal ownership before approving a home loan.

You need your Sale Deed, Property Tax Receipt, Encumbrance Certificate, Aadhaar/PAN, and previous Khata certificate (if available).

A-Khata is the old paper version, while E-Khata is the digital version issued by BBMP (GBA). Both prove ownership, but E-Khata is easier to update and verify online.

With draft, the process usually takes 7–15 days; without draft, it takes 30–45 days depending on the case and document verification by BBMP (GBA).

Visit the BBMP (GBA) property records portal, enter your property ID or application number, and check your E-Khata status.

BBMP (GBA) charges around 2% of the stamp duty as the Khata transfer fee, along with small processing fees.

Any property owner within BBMP (GBA) limits who has paid property tax can apply for an E-Khata certificate.

Once approved, log in to the BBMP (GBA) online portal, navigate to “Khata Services,” and download your E-Khata certificate instantly.

It helps you pay property taxes online, apply for home loans, and provides clear ownership proof under BBMP (GBA).

Apply online on the BBMP (GBA) or Sakala portal, upload your A-Khata and supporting documents, and receive your E-Khata once verified.