What Is the KP e-Fard Portal?
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Launches e-Fard Portal for Easy Access to Land Services. Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi has launched the e-Fard Portal along with a Digital Public Feedback System to digitize land record services across the province.
The new digital facilities are aimed at making land-related services more accessible, transparent, and efficient for citizens, reducing the need for repeated visits to revenue offices.
How to Get Your Fard Online in KP
Under the e-Fard system, citizens will no longer need to make repeated visits to revenue offices to obtain a Fard. The service is available through three official channels:
- The official self-service website of the Board of Revenue
- NADRA e-Sahulat Centres across the province
- The Dastak App on your mobile phone
Only users who have completed biometric verification through NADRA will be able to download an e-Fard. This step confirms the applicant’s identity and strengthens the security of land record transactions.
After verification, the prescribed fee is paid electronically into the government treasury through 1LINK or Easypaisa. Once the payment is completed, the Fard is issued and remains saved in the citizen’s account, where it can be downloaded again at any time.
How Is the Fard Fee Paid?
The fee for the issuance of a Fard is deposited electronically through 1LINK and Easypaisa. The digital payment goes directly into the government treasury, which improves transparency and removes the need for cash handling at revenue offices.
Each issued document also carries a QR code that can be used to verify the Fard online against the central land record system, making the document secure and easy to authenticate.
What Is the Digital Public Feedback System?
Along with the e-Fard Portal, the provincial government has introduced a Digital Public Feedback System to monitor the quality of revenue services.
Under the system, selected citizens who have used revenue services receive randomized telephone calls to record their views. Responses are recorded in audio form, and satisfaction levels are divided into four categories.
Complaints from dissatisfied citizens automatically appear on the dashboard of the relevant deputy commissioner. The feedback indicators also form part of the district performance assessment reviewed during the monthly meetings of deputy commissioners. Districts with strong performance are recognized and encouraged, while weaker districts are required to explain shortcomings and take corrective measures.
Key Benefits of the KP e-Fard Portal
- Obtain your Fard from home without repeated visits to revenue offices
- Biometric verification through NADRA for secure, identity-confirmed issuance
- Electronic fee payment through 1LINK and Easypaisa
- QR code on every Fard for quick online verification
- Fard remains saved in your account for re-download at any time
- Feedback system improves accountability and service quality across districts
FAQs About the KP e-Fard Portal
What is the KP e-Fard Portal?
It is a digital service launched by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government that lets citizens obtain their Fard (land ownership record) online instead of visiting revenue offices.
Who can download an e-Fard?
Only citizens who complete biometric verification through NADRA can download an e-Fard from the portal.
How can I access the e-Fard service?
Through the official self-service website, NADRA e-Sahulat Centres, or the Dastak App.
How is the fee paid?
The prescribed fee is paid electronically into the government treasury through 1LINK or Easypaisa.
How can I verify my e-Fard?
Each issued Fard carries a QR code that can be verified online against the central land record system.
What is the Digital Public Feedback System?
It is a system under which selected citizens receive randomized calls to share feedback on revenue services. Complaints appear on the relevant deputy commissioner’s dashboard, and feedback feeds into district performance reviews.
KP e-Fard Portal Latest Update
Chief Minister Sohail Afridi said the digital reforms would help reduce land-related complaints while strengthening transparency, accountability, and public trust in the land record system.
Citizens are advised to use the official channels only and to keep their NADRA biometric verification updated so they can download their e-Fard without delays. Further updates will be shared through the official website of the Board of Revenue Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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