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Bengaluru E-Khata: Property Owners Can Now Do These 5 Tasks Online From Home
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News18•23-09-2026, 16:07
Bengaluru E-Khata: Property Owners Can Now Do These 5 Tasks Online From Home
- •The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has launched a simplified e-Khata system, allowing property owners to access several services online and reduce visits to government offices.
- •Key services available include converting draft e-Khata to final, obtaining final e-Khata with mutation, and integrating mutation with the Kaveri system.
- •Property owners can track their application progress in real-time and apply for B-Khata to A-Khata conversion digitally.
- •The GBA plans to introduce more features, such as direct account registration for new property owners and a bulk account facility for apartments.
- •Future updates will also allow corrections to final e-Khata records, site bifurcation, and amalgamation, aiming to move more administrative work online.
Key Questions Answered
Property owners can convert draft e-Khatas to final ones, obtain final e-Khatas with mutation for name changes or transfers, use the integrated Kaveri-mutation service, track application progress in real time, and apply to convert B-Khatas to A-Khatas online.
Owners can visit the official e-Aasthi portal, log in using their registered mobile number and an OTP verification, and enter their SAS Property Tax ID to access and download their e-Khata documents.
The GBA plans to introduce direct account registration for new buyers, bulk account processing for apartments and multi-storey buildings, error corrections for finalized records, and online tools for site bifurcation and amalgamation.
