E-Stamping

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What is E-Stamping?

E-Stamping is the government-authorised way of paying stamp duty electronically, replacing traditional paper stamp papers.

It provides a secure, tamper-proof certificate that serves as legal proof of stamp duty payment for documents like sale agreements, lease deeds, gift deeds, affidavits, and POAs.

Karnataka uses the SHCIL (Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited) system for issuing e-stamp certificates, ensuring authenticity and preventing fraud.

When do you need it?

You need e-stamping when:

  • Drafting any legal document that requires stamp duty under Karnataka Stamp Act — like Sale Agreements, Lease Agreements, Gift Deeds, POAs, MOUs, etc.
  • Preparing affidavits or declarations to submit in banks, courts, or government offices.
  • Ensuring that your documents are fully compliant and admissible as evidence.

How Namma Swathu helps you?

We make the entire e-stamping process seamless, ensuring you never have to stand in queues or worry about errors.

We identify the correct stamp duty payable based on your document type and property value (if applicable).

Our team generates the e-stamp application, pays the duty, and procures the official SHCIL e-stamp certificate.

We review the e-stamp for correctness (names, amounts, property details) before linking it to your agreement or deed.

You receive a legally valid e-stamp certificate attached to your final document, ready for execution and registration.

Typical flow of the process

Assess Stamp Duty

Generate E-Stamp

Pay & Obtain Certificate

Link with Your Document

Delivered to You

Common FAQs on E-Stamping

Is e-stamping mandatory?

Yes. Under Karnataka law, any document liable to stamp duty must be stamped — either via e-stamping or traditional franking. E-stamping is preferred for security and ease.

The SHCIL system issues unique certificate numbers and barcodes that can be instantly verified online, making it nearly impossible to forge.

E-stamping only proves stamp duty payment. Depending on the document, you may still need notarisation or registration at the Sub-Registrar Office.

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