e-Pauti Receipt Download: Get Your Land Tax Receipt

What you need before you start

• Transaction ID: the Transaction Number shown when you entered depositor details. It is the main key for the receipt.
• Treasury Challan Reference Id: generated when you clicked "Confirm". Note it too if you have it.
• Land details: District, Tahasil, Village and Khata No, the same ones you used to pay. These help if you lost the ID.
• A phone or computer with a PDF viewer.

A good habit: screenshot each screen during payment, so you never lose the transaction number.

Steps: download your e-Pauti receipt

1. Open the official e-Pauti portal at https://odishalandrevenue.nic.in/.
2. On the home page, tap "Know Payment Status & Download Receipt".
3. Look for "Download Rent Receipt".
4. Enter your Transaction ID and fill the captcha if asked.
5. Check the status. If the payment is successful, open the receipt.
6. Save it as PDF, or print it. Check the khata number, village and amount.

These labels come from the official user manual (OLRP_UserManual.pdf) and the portal home page. If the buttons look different on your screen, look for words like "receipt", "payment status" or "transaction".

Lost your transaction ID?

The user manual says to use "Know Your Transaction Id" if you no longer have it. The form may ask for the land or depositor details you entered at the time of payment. Once the ID shows, go back to "Download Rent Receipt".

1. From the receipt section, look for "Know Your Transaction Id".
2. Enter the details the form asks for, exactly as you typed them while paying.
3. Note the ID down, then download the receipt.

Also search your SMS and email from the bank. The bank's debit message may carry a reference you can match with the Treasury Challan Reference Id if you need to contact anyone.

Money debited but receipt not showing

The payment passes through three steps: the e-Pauti portal, the Odisha Treasury page, and the bank (Net Banking or Debit/Credit Card through SBI ePay). If something fails along the way, the bank can debit you while e-Pauti does not yet show the payment as done.

• Wait and recheck: check "Know Payment Status" again after some time. The official pages give no fixed waiting period.
• Do not pay twice in a hurry: a second payment on the same khata may be hard to reverse.
• Keep proof: the bank statement line, the Transaction Number and the Treasury Challan Reference Id.
• Ask the right office: if the status stays unclear, contact your bank for the debit, and the Tahasil office for the land revenue entry. Our Tahasil portal guide explains how to find your Tahasil's page.

We could not find an official refund timeline or helpline specific to e-Pauti on the pages we checked, so we do not list one.

Verify a receipt someone gives you

The portal has a "Verify Rent Receipt" option. Use it when a seller shows a khajana receipt during a land deal, or when an agent pays on your behalf. If the receipt does not verify, ask for the transaction ID and check the status yourself.

A paid khajana receipt shows that revenue was paid for that khata for that year. It does not prove who owns the land. For a purchase, also check the RoR (Khatiyan), the mutation status and an encumbrance certificate.

What the receipt covers

The payment form for financial year 2026-27 shows these demand heads (in Rs.):

These heads appear to correspond to the dues lines on the front page of your Khatiyan; the portal does not say so explicitly. If the demand on e-Pauti looks wrong, raise it with the Tahasil office before paying. The Odia land terms glossary explains more labels.

Avoid fake receipt sites

Use only the official address, odishalandrevenue.nic.in. The R&DM services list shows e-Pauti as No Fee, so be wary of any site or app that charges a "service fee" to fetch your receipt. No official e-Pauti app is mentioned on the official pages we checked; some websites report an app launch around 2020, but we could not confirm it. Never share OTPs or card PINs with anyone offering help.