Rajasthan’s Digital Registry Expands to Ajmer

Ajmer has officially joined the digital revolution in property management, as Rajasthan expands its blockchain-based land registry system to the historic city. This move is set to bring significant reforms to how land records are stored, accessed, and verified, especially in areas with a history of title disputes and ownership ambiguities.

The blockchain-based land registry ensures tamper-proof, transparent, and instantaneously verifiable records. Unlike traditional paper-based systems, the digital format allows for quick transfers, real-time updates, and reduced fraud. Officials from the state’s land administration department confirmed that all new and updated property records in Ajmer will be issued with a QR code-linked blockchain certificate, offering buyers and investors greater confidence.

Ajmer, a city growing in spiritual tourism and affordable real estate, is expected to benefit greatly from this initiative. With clear and authenticated titles, investor sentiment is rising, particularly in residential plot sales near Pushkar and developing areas around the city center.

Industry experts believe that this digitization will attract more developers, reduce legal costs, and fast-track approvals for new housing and commercial projects. Homebuyers are also expected to benefit from reduced paperwork, faster home loan processing, and easier access to official land data.

As Rajasthan gradually rolls out this system across major cities, Ajmer’s inclusion marks a step forward in modernizing the state’s real estate ecosystem, promoting both efficiency and transparency.