Marketplace guide
How Assam Land Exchange works
A transparent, voluntary platform bringing clarity to land transactions across Assam.
Important platform disclaimer
Assam Land Exchange is an independent, non-governmental marketplace. We do not provide government title guarantees, legal certifications, or automated mutation services. Every listing represents voluntary information submitted by sellers, moderated by our independent team. Buyers are always advised to perform physical site inspections and hire legal counsel before entering any financial contract.
For buyers
Three clear steps to discover and evaluate land in Assam.
Search land transparently
Browse voluntary listings across Assam by district, revenue circle, village, dag number or asking price. Filter by residential, commercial, or agricultural category.
Inspect verification dimensions
Review independent check results: seller identity, submitted Jamabandi readability, and public record match. Verification is never a blanket title guarantee.
Enquire & schedule site visits
Message landowners directly through our secure messaging portal and request in-person site visits at your convenience without intermediary brokers.
For landowners
List your land with complete privacy and transparency.
Create your listing voluntarily
Provide accurate parcel identifiers (Dag/Patta numbers), approximate or exact location coordinates, clear photographs, and asking price in whole rupees.
Upload supporting evidence safely
Upload copies of Jamabandi, Chitha, or recent land revenue (Khajna) receipts. All uploaded documents remain strictly private and accessible only to trained reviewers.
Connect directly with verified buyers
Receive structured enquiries, answer buyer queries, agree on visit dates, and coordinate in-person inspections directly.
Our 5-dimension verification model
We never issue an oversimplified “verified title” badge. Instead, we publish granular findings across five objective dimensions.
Seller identity check
We verify that the person listing the land matches valid Indian photo identity records (such as PAN or Voter ID).
Document legibility & completeness
We examine submitted copies of Jamabandi or Patta to verify that Dag/Patta numbers, boundary details, and land classes match the listing description.
Official record plausibility
When public land records (e.g. Dharitree portal) are accessible, we check that recorded owners and areas are consistent with the voluntary submission.
Encumbrance status
Indicates whether formal Sub-Registrar encumbrance certificate (EC) searches have been conducted. Most voluntary listings start with this as Not Checked.
Transaction eligibility
Checks land tenure type (e.g. Periodic Patta / Myadi vs Annual Patta) and checks for statutory transfer restrictions under Assam land laws.