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Sk.Reshma
Dept. of CSE Ch. Rupa
VR Siddhartha Engineering College(A) Dept. of CSE
Vijayawada, India VR Siddhartha Engineering College(A)
reshmashaik327@gmail.com Vijayawada, India
rupamtech@gmail.com
G.Kusuma
Dept. of CSE G.Rochana
VR Siddhartha Engineering College(A) Dept. of CSE
Vijayawada, India VR Siddhartha Engineering College(A)
kusumagorijala66@gmail.com Vijayawada, India
gugulothrochana27@gmail.com
Abstract—Globally, land registration and over the world to use the decentralised technology in
maintenance process being endured with several the land registry process.
issues such as frauds, time consumption and
maintenance-based cumbersome issues. The Problems with the current land registration system:
traditional approaches and methods of land
registration has many technical gaps involved. The A. Middlemen and brokers are involved:
major goal of this work is to strengthen the land Middlemen and brokers are essential components of
registration procedure in terms of transparency, any large corporation because they are more
time, money and reduce instances of fraud. It is knowledgeable about market offerings.
feasible to track the hand-to-hand transfers of Buyers and sellers typically prefer to call them to
property using inbuilt featured Blockchain assemble a full support team. As a result, buyers gain a
technology. The immutable, transparency, and deeper understanding of the market and identify
distributed features of blockchain based lower/higher transaction prices.
transactions make the system as deception less with B. The growing incidence of fraud cases:
more feasible to validate the lands as well. There have been multiple instances of scammers
Moreover, will speed up the registration procedure pretending to be a property vendor. If a fraudster is
and be useful for buyers, sellers, and government successful in passing themselves off as the property
registrars in transferring land ownership from the owner, they may be paid in full after completion and
previous owner to the new owner. HTML,CSS, make off with the money.
Javascript, MetaMask, Ganache and Solidity are
the technologies used to develop the system. C. Timing Issues
Title registrations at the Land Registry take a very
lengthy time to complete. The time between
Index Terms-Blockchain, Land Registration, Web completion and registration may be several months.
application, Transfer ownership, Verification During this prolonged period, a lot of legal issues may
system. potentially surface.
A supplychain is the network that connects all of the Algorithm: Registration of users and property
people, organisations, resources, activities, and
technology involved in the manufacture and sale of a
product. Step-1: User Registration
for j = user “1” to user “n”
D. METAMASK if entered private key == private key
goto step 2 otherwise step 3
MetaMask is a cryptocurrency wallet that uses Step-2: Login User
software to communicate with the Ethereum network. Step-3: The user must register by providing the
necessary details
E. GANACHE Step-4: For registering the land the user selects
Register land tab from dashboard
Ganache is a personal blockchain that allows for the Step-5: The user and their property are successfully
quick implementation of Ethereum and Corda registered
distributed applications .
B. Validation from government authority:
IV. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
The government authority audits the user's land
information in this step Users must upload legal
The entire process is carried out in the form of smart
documents of land during the registration process.If the
contract which ensures that it is immutable,secured and
digitized. To develop, deploy and test the dApp application is rejected, the user must submit a new
application, which cannot be purchased by other users.
The user will receive mail and SMS notifications as
soon as the government approves or denies the request.
REFERENCES
[1] G. S. Aujla and A. Jindal, "A Decoupled
Blockchain Approach for Edge-Envisioned IoT-Based
Healthcare Monitoring," in IEEE Journal on Selected
Areas in Communications, vol. 39, no. 2, pp. 491-499,
Feb. 2021, doi: 10.1109/JSAC.2020.3020655.