Kaveri 2.0 Registration Glitch: What It Means for Buyers in Bengaluru

What happened?

Siasat reported on 12 October 2026 that technical problems in the Kaveri 2.0 platform have disrupted property registration and khata-related services across Greater Bengaluru Authority limits. According to the report, people have been going back to revenue offices again and again without being told when their files will be processed.

Siasat said recent purchasers cannot get their khata, requests to subdivide property are stuck, and a large number of earlier applications are waiting for approval. Residents told the publication that staff often point to server outages or software failures when asked for updates.

The report adds that residents have asked the Revenue Department and senior officials to step in, clear the pending files and restore normal working. The piece does not give a date for the fix or say how long the fault has been going on beyond the past few days.

Which sectors are affected?

• Property registration
• Khata issue and transfer
• Property subdivision
• Resale housing transactions
• Greater Bengaluru Authority limits

Potential impact

The immediate effect is on timing and paperwork rather than on price. Sale deeds and khata transfers that cannot be completed push closings back, and deals that depend on a clean khata, such as home loan disbursement or a resale to a further buyer, can slip along with them. How long this lasts depends on how quickly the system is fixed, and the report gives no timeline.

A short disruption is unlikely to change market prices on its own. A prolonged one could make some buyers hesitate over resale properties where the khata is yet to be transferred, and could add holding costs for sellers waiting on payment. This is a reading of the situation, not something the report states, and a quick fix would limit any such effect.