Need access to your Karnataka RTC (Record of Rights, Tenancy & Crops), also known as Pahani, for property verification, loans, or mutation updates?
Landeed makes it easier than ever to get your digitally signed i-RTC online in minutes. Whether you are a landowner, buyer, or banker, simply enter your district, taluk, hobli, village, and survey/hissa number to instantly download your official i-RTC PDF—no wallet recharge or Aadhaar needed.
It’s the fastest way to access your Bhoomi land records without dealing with complicated portals. Fully digital, legally valid, and trusted across Karnataka for property records and crop details.
RTC (Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops), commonly called Pahani, is an official land document that records the ownership, cultivation, and land use details of agricultural properties in Karnataka.
The fastest way is through Landeed, which gives you a digitally signed Bhoomi RTC PDF by just entering your taluk, village, and survey number—no Aadhaar, wallet recharge, or government logins needed.
Yes. The RTC you receive via Landeed is digitally signed and sourced from official Bhoomi records, making it valid for court submissions, home loan documentation, and mutation filings.
You’ll need your District, Taluk, Hobli, Village, and Survey/Hissa Number. No mobile OTP, Aadhaar or Khata number is required.
Yes! Landeed enables users—regardless of Aadhaar status or physical location—to access their land records digitally.
You’ll need to apply for correction via the local revenue office. Landeed helps you retrieve the current RTC so you can start the correction process with the right version.
Yes. RTC documents include crop history and tenancy/loan details under Form-16—which banks use to verify agricultural income.
While RTC is not universally accepted for passports or KYC, it is valid as supporting documentation in many legal and loan-related processes.
Yes. Landeed shows whether Mutation Register (MR) updates are reflected in your latest RTC and helps you track if the sale or inheritance is registered.
Landeed charges a small convenience fee (starting from ₹199) for instant access. This avoids wallet top-ups, retries, or digital signature errors users face on other platforms.
RTC is used for agricultural land records, while Khata Extract applies to urban properties under municipal jurisdiction. Both are ownership documents but serve different property types.
In some cases, legacy records may not be available online. If so, Landeed will guide you on offline methods or assist with alternatives.
Yes. Landeed provides RTCs with embedded digital signatures. You can validate them via Adobe Acrobat by clicking the signature panel.
Mojini is Karnataka’s online platform for survey sketch applications and land measurement. You can use the RTC alongside Mojini sketches for conversion and layout approvals.