Khata, Utility & Tax Services · Bengaluru

Online E-Khata Name Transfer in Bangalore

After you buy a property, the e-Khata must move into your name. Until then, BBMP still shows the seller — who stays liable for the property tax.

We handle the full BBMP e-Aasthi transfer — document matching, no-dues, portal filing, and ARO follow-up — so ownership moves to you cleanly. Start with a free eligibility check.

  • Fully managed — no portal battles
  • e-Khata + EPID in your name
  • Usually 10–15 working days

Free e-Khata transfer check

Tell us your situation — we'll confirm eligibility & a fixed quote

No payment now — we confirm scope & price first.

Free check, no obligation. BBMP government charges are separate.

Free eligibility check

No obligation

10–15 working days

After documents in

BBMP e-Aasthi filing

Fully managed

e-Khata in your name

With updated EPID

Quick check

Do I need an e-Khata transfer?

Pick what's closest to your situation.

I just bought this property

Yes — the e-Khata is still in the seller's name. A registered sale deed alone doesn't move it, so BBMP's records and tax bills won't reflect you until it's transferred.

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My bank needs the Khata in my name

Yes — banks require the e-Khata (and its EPID) in the borrower's name before releasing or continuing a home loan against the property.

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The old owner is still on the tax record

Then transfer is urgent — until it's done the previous owner stays legally liable for the property tax and the ownership chain stays broken.

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I inherited it / it's jointly owned

Yes — inheritance and joint-ownership transfers need extra papers (succession / legal-heir proof, NOC from co-owners), which we handle end to end.

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The basics

What is an E-Khata Transfer?

In Bengaluru, when you buy a property the e-Khata doesn't move automatically. The transfer — a mutation of ownership in BBMP's records — is filed through BBMP's e-Aasthi system (with SAKALA time-bound delivery where applicable), and results in a fresh e-Khata with an updated EPID in your name.

Unlike the old manual Khata transfers that took weeks of office visits, an e-Khata transfer is a digital process: it needs the new owner's details verified against the sale deed, a no-dues (tax clearance) check, and online coordination between the buyer, seller, and BBMP systems. Get any of these wrong and the application stalls — which is where professional handling helps.

Filed by AuctionDunia's Khata & documentation team in Bengaluru. Any figures we quote reflect our internal service records and BBMP's published e-Aasthi / SAKALA process — transfer timelines and outcomes depend on document accuracy and BBMP verification, and are not guaranteed. We are an independent facilitator and are not affiliated with BBMP. Office: Awfis, Field Marshal Cariappa Rd, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru 560025 · 7019773792.

Don't mix these up

E-Khata Transfer vs. E-Khata Conversion

These get confused constantly. In short: transfer changes the owner; conversion changes the format.

Aspecte-Khata Transfere-Khata Conversion
What it doesMoves an existing e-Khata into the new owner's nameTurns a paper (manual) Khata into a digital e-Khata
When you need itAfter you buy or inherit a property that already has an e-KhataWhen the property still only has a manual (paper) Khata
Owner changeYes — the new owner replaces the old oneNo — same owner, only the format changes
Typical triggerSale, gift, or inheritanceBBMP's Nov-2024 digitisation mandate
You end up withe-Khata + EPID in your nameA first-time e-Khata + EPID
Government feeAround 2% of the stamp duty paid at registrationAround 2% of the stamp-duty value

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In plain English

The words you'll see, explained

e-Khata transfer
Moving a property's e-Khata (BBMP's digital property record) into the new owner's name after a purchase, gift, or inheritance.
EPID
The unique property identification number attached to your e-Khata in BBMP's e-Aasthi system.
Mutation
The official change of the owner's name in the municipal / property-tax records — exactly what a Khata transfer achieves.
NOC
A No-Objection Certificate — e.g. from your bank (for a mortgaged property) or a society/association, confirming they don't object to the transfer.
No-dues / tax clearance
Proof that property tax is fully paid to date. BBMP won't approve a transfer while arrears are pending.
Why it matters

Why E-Khata Transfer is Critical

Skipping or delaying the transfer leaves the seller on record and can block your loan, resale, and tax updates.

Legal Requirement

Under the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, a change of ownership must be reported to BBMP within three months (90 days) of registration

Tax Liability

Until the transfer is done the previous owner remains liable for property taxes on BBMP's records

Loan Processing

Banks require the e-Khata in the buyer's name before sanctioning or continuing home loans

Future Sales

A broken ownership chain affects resale value and delays your next transaction

The transfer challenge

Unlike manual Khata transfers, e-Khata transfers require digital verification, exact document matching, and online coordination between buyer, seller, and BBMP systems — small mismatches are the leading cause of rejection.

How it works

Your transfer in 3 simple steps

1

Free eligibility check

Tell us your situation. We confirm the property's e-Khata can be transferred to you and give a fixed quote — free, no obligation.

2

We verify & file

Our team matches your sale deed to the existing e-Khata, clears no-dues, submits on the BBMP e-Aasthi / SAKALA portal, and coordinates with the ARO.

3

Get the e-Khata in your name

You receive a fresh e-Khata with an updated EPID in your name — usually within 10–15 working days — ready for loans, resale, and tax.

Our Seamless E-Khata Transfer Process

1

Ownership Verification

We verify the new owner's legal standing through the registered sale deed, ensuring all conditions for transfer are met before initiation.

2

Document Synchronization

Cross-reference the new owner's details (name, PAN, address) with the sale deed and existing e-Khata records to prevent the mismatches that trip up many DIY applicants.

3

BBMP Portal Processing

We submit the online e-Khata transfer application through BBMP's e-Aasthi portal with all required documents, and where applicable use the SAKALA portal for time-bound service delivery.

4

ARO Coordination

Direct liaison with Assistant Revenue Officers for verification and approval, keeping the e-Khata transfer moving instead of stalling for weeks.

5

New E-Khata Generation

Issue a fresh e-Khata certificate in the new owner's name with an updated EPID and tax-calculation basis.

Trickier cases

Complex Transfer Scenarios We Handle

Multiple Owner & Inheritance Transfers

Joint ownership, inheritance cases, or corporate-to-individual transfers need succession / legal-heir proof and careful BBMP coordination — we prepare and file the full set.

Disputed Property Transfers

Properties with pending litigation or family disputes need legal clearance before BBMP will approve the transfer. We flag these early and guide the next step.

Mortgaged Property Transfers

Bank-financed properties need lender coordination and an NOC before the transfer can complete. We handle the paperwork between you, the bank, and BBMP.

Corporate & NRI Transfers

Company-owned and NRI transactions carry extra compliance (board resolutions, Power of Attorney, FEMA). We manage documentation and remote tracking end to end.

What trips people up

Common Transfer Delays We Prevent

  • Name mismatches: variations between the sale deed and e-Khata records that derail the transfer
  • PAN verification failures: invalid or mismatched PAN numbers
  • Arrears issues: outstanding property taxes blocking the transfer
  • Document errors: incorrect survey numbers or property descriptions
  • Portal technical issues: system crashes during peak processing periods
What you get

Transparent, Fixed-Scope Pricing

What's included

  • End-to-end BBMP e-Aasthi transfer filing
  • Document matching & no-dues (tax clearance) check
  • ARO coordination and status follow-up
  • Fresh e-Khata + updated EPID in your name

How pricing works

  • Your exact service fee is confirmed on your free eligibility check, based on your property and case.
  • Urgent 3-day handling is a fixed add-on of ₹2,000.
  • The BBMP government fee (around 2% of the stamp duty paid at registration) is separate, at actuals.
  • No payment is taken until you approve the scope and quote.

Urgent Transfer (3-day processing)

Fixed add-on of ₹2,000 for time-sensitive cases

Multiple Property Transfer

Discounted rates for 2+ properties

Corporate Transfer

Specialized handling for company-owned properties

NRI Transfer

FEMA compliance and Power-of-Attorney support

Before we start

Documents Required for E-Khata Transfer

For the new owner — additional documents may apply for inherited, mortgaged, or society properties.

  • Registered sale deed copy
  • Previous owner's e-Khata certificate
  • New owner's Aadhaar and PAN
  • Property tax clearance (no-dues) certificate
  • NOC from society / apartment association (if applicable)
  • Bank NOC (for mortgaged properties), Encumbrance Certificate, electricity bill
Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an e-Khata transfer?
An e-Khata transfer moves a property's e-Khata — BBMP's digital ownership and property-tax record — from the seller's name into the new owner's name after a sale, gift, or inheritance. Until it is done, BBMP still shows the previous owner, who stays liable for the property tax.
Why do I need to transfer the e-Khata after buying a property?
A registered sale deed proves the sale, but it does not automatically update BBMP's records. The e-Khata transfer (a mutation of ownership) is what puts the property tax, EPID, and municipal records in your name — and banks require it before releasing a home loan.
Is there a deadline to transfer the e-Khata after registration?
Under the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, a change of title should be reported to BBMP within three months (90 days) of the transaction. Transferring promptly keeps the previous owner off the tax record and protects your ownership chain.
How long does an e-Khata transfer take in Bangalore?
Our managed service usually completes the transfer in 10–15 working days once your documents are in. BBMP's own SAKALA service window can run up to about 45 days depending on document accuracy, property type, and verification workload.
What documents are required for e-Khata transfer?
The core documents are the registered sale deed, the previous owner's e-Khata certificate, the new owner's Aadhaar and PAN, and a property tax clearance (no-dues) certificate. Mortgaged, inherited, or society properties may also need a bank NOC, legal-heir proof, or an association NOC.
What is the difference between e-Khata transfer and e-Khata conversion?
An e-Khata transfer moves an existing e-Khata into a new owner's name — the owner changes. An e-Khata conversion turns an old paper (manual) Khata into a digital e-Khata — the format changes but the owner stays the same. If you just bought a property that already has an e-Khata, you need a transfer.
How much does an e-Khata transfer cost?
Your exact service fee is confirmed on a free eligibility check, based on your property type and case. Urgent 3-day handling is a fixed add-on of ₹2,000. The BBMP government fee — around 2% of the stamp duty paid at registration — is separate and paid at actuals.
Can NRIs or joint owners apply for an e-Khata transfer?
Yes. NRIs can transfer through the online BBMP e-Aasthi / SAKALA portal or via a registered Power of Attorney, and joint or inherited properties are handled with the extra succession or co-owner documents. We manage end-to-end documentation and remote tracking.

This information is general. AuctionDunia is an independent facilitator and is not affiliated with BBMP.

Secure your property ownership today

Don't let a transfer delay leave the seller on record or hold up your loan. Move the e-Khata into your name with fully managed help — start with a free eligibility check.