GHMC Online Payment: Now pay rent from home... GHMC launches new digital estate management system, city will become smart..

The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has taken a significant step to improve the convenience of citizens and bring transparency to the management of its properties. The civic body has launched a new Estate Management System (EMS), which will now allow tenants and shopkeepers to pay their rent online. This digital initiative not only simplifies the payment process but also significantly simplifies accounting for the GHMC.

The EMS app was officially launched at a recent meeting of the GHMC Standing Committee. Officials described this new technological system as a revolutionary step that will revitalize the GHMC's property management system and provide significant benefits to citizens.

Online Payment Convenience
Now, tenants will no longer have to visit the GHMC office to pay rent. They can make their payments from the comfort of their homes or anywhere via the internet.

The online system will significantly reduce payment time, and users will be able to view their payment history, outstanding, and deposited amounts online.

Benefit for GHMC
This system will bring together data on all GHMC properties, including municipal markets, shopping complexes, model markets, and leased land, all in one place.

It will become easier for officials to track rent payments, deposits, and outstanding amounts, as they will receive all this information quickly and accurately. This will speed up revenue collection.

Better Management of Outstanding Amounts
The system will make the process of tracking and collecting outstanding amounts more efficient. Digital transactions will reduce the risk of errors and revenue loss due to manual processes.

Which Properties Will Benefit?
This estate management system will improve the management of all commercial properties under the GHMC, including municipal markets, shopping complexes, model markets, and leased land.

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