AgriStack Farmer ID 2026: Registration, Login, Status Check and Card Download (All States)

Your Farmer ID is the 11-digit number that now unlocks PM-Kisan, Kisan Credit Card loans, MSP procurement and crop insurance. If you don’t have it yet, or your application is stuck, this guide walks you through every step: sign up, log in, check your status, download the card, and fix the errors that block most farmers.

Registration is free. It takes about 15 minutes on a smartphone, at a CSC centre, or at a village camp. You only need your Aadhaar, the mobile number linked to it, and your land record numbers.

Quick answer: How do I get my AgriStack Farmer ID? Open your state’s Farmer Registry portal (it always ends in agristack.gov.in), choose Farmer, click Create New User Account, and verify your Aadhaar with OTP. Then log in, add every land plot by khasra, gata or survey number, and e-sign with a final OTP. Save the Enrollment ID. After officials verify your land, your 11-digit Farmer ID arrives by SMS.

AgriStack Farmer ID at a glance

Item	Detail
Official name	Farmer ID / Kisan Pehchaan Patra / Farmer Registry ID
Issued under	AgriStack, Digital Agriculture Mission, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
ID format	11 digits (10 digits + 1 check digit)
Who registers	Land-owning farmers; tenants and sharecroppers in states that allow it
Documents	Aadhaar, Aadhaar-linked mobile, land record numbers
Fee	Free (CSC may charge a small service fee)
Time to apply	10–15 minutes
Time to approve	Same day for auto-approved cases; up to 3–4 weeks where field checks are needed
Official portals	State sites ending in agristack.gov.in (table below)
Farmer IDs created	Over 10 crore nationwide; UP alone crossed 2.47 crore by 6 August 2026 [Nov 2026]

State-Wise Official AgriStack Farmer Registry Portals (2026)

Every state runs its own Farmer Registry portal on the agristack.gov.in domain. Use the link for the state where your land is, not where you live. All of them are free.

State-Wise Official AgriStack Farmer Registry Portals (2026)

Use the portal of the state where your land is. All portals are free and end in .gov.in.

State	Portal name	Official website	Land record used
Uttar Pradesh	UP Farmer Registry (UPFR)	upfr.agristack.gov.in	Khatauni, gata number
Maharashtra	Maharashtra Farmer Registry (MHFR)	mhfr.agristack.gov.in	7/12 extract
Madhya Pradesh	MP Farmer Registry (MPFR)	mpfr.agristack.gov.in	Khasra
Gujarat	Gujarat Farmer Registry (GJFR)	gjfr.agristack.gov.in	Survey number, 7/12
Rajasthan	Rajasthan Farmer Registry (RJFR)	rjfr.agristack.gov.in	Jamabandi, khasra
Bihar	Bihar Farmer Registry (BHFR)	bhfr.agristack.gov.in	Khata, khesra
Odisha	Odisha Farmer Registry (ODFR)	odfr.agristack.gov.in	Record of Rights (RoR)
Chhattisgarh	CG Farmer Registry (CGFR)	cgfr.agristack.gov.in	Khasra (Bhuiyan)
Telangana	Telangana Farmer Registry (TLFR)	tlfr.agristack.gov.in	Pahani, survey number
Andhra Pradesh	AP Farmer Registry (APFR)	apfr.agristack.gov.in	Survey number (Adangal)
Tamil Nadu	TN Farmer Registry (TNFR)	tnfr.agristack.gov.in	Patta, survey number
Himachal Pradesh	HP Farmer Registry (HPFR)	hpfr.agristack.gov.in	Jamabandi, khasra
Tripura	Tripura Farmer Registry (TRFR)	trfr.agristack.gov.in	Khatian
Assam	Assam Farmer Registry	[verify current URL]	Dag, patta number
West Bengal	WB Farmer Registry (WBFR)	wbfr.agristack.gov.in [verify]	Khatian, plot number
Karnataka	FRUITS	fruits.karnataka.gov.in	RTC, survey number
Kerala	AIMS	aims.kerala.gov.in	Thandaper, survey number
All other states & UTs	National AgriStack	agristack.gov.in	—

Safety check: Type the address yourself. If it does not end in .gov.in, close it. agristack.com.in is a private guide, not a government portal.

What Is AgriStack?

Quick answer: AgriStack is the Government of India’s digital database for agriculture. It keeps one verified record of each farmer, each land plot and each crop sown, so banks, PM-Kisan, procurement centres and insurance all read the same data. It is built under the Digital Agriculture Mission by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, and each state runs its own part.

Before AgriStack, a farmer carried the same khatauni copies to the bank, the PM-Kisan office and the mandi. Every department kept its own list, and the lists rarely matched. Now your identity and land are checked once, and every scheme reads that one record.

The Union Cabinet approved the Digital Agriculture Mission in September 2024 with a budget of ₹2,817 crore. AgriStack is its core.

The 3 Registries Inside AgriStack

1. Farmers Registry

This is the part you register in. It links your Aadhaar, mobile number and land plots, and gives you the Farmer ID.

2. Geo-Referenced Village Maps

Old paper village maps are being turned into GPS-accurate digital maps. Each plot gets an exact location, which helps settle boundary disputes and lets crops be measured by satellite.

3. Crop Sown Registry (Digital Crop Survey)

Every season, the crop on each plot is recorded with a photo and GPS. MSP procurement limits, crop insurance claims and disaster relief are all checked against this record.

This is the core database and the one you interact with when you register. Every farmer who completes registration gets a unique 11-digit Farmer ID linked to Aadhaar and to land records. People call it the “Aadhaar for farmers” and the comparison is fairly accurate: one person, one permanent number, valid across all departments and all schemes.

The registry stores your Aadhaar-verified name and photo, your mobile number, every land parcel you own with its survey or khasra number, your social category where recorded, and links to schemes you receive. When you buy or sell land, the change flows into the same record through the state land record system. You never create a second ID.

2. Geo-referenced village maps

The second registry connects every land parcel to its exact position on a digital map. Old cadastral maps drawn on cloth and paper are being converted into GPS-accurate digital maps village by village. Once your plot is geo-referenced, there is no argument about where survey number 142 begins and ends. This layer quietly solves boundary confusion that has fed land disputes for generations, and it lets the government measure crop area from satellite images plot by plot.

3. Crop Sown Registry (Digital Crop Survey)

The third registry records which crop stands on which plot in every season. Earlier, the patwari wrote crop details in a register during girdawari, often without visiting the field. Now the entry is made digitally at the plot, with GPS and photo proof, either by survey staff or by the farmer through a mobile app depending on the state.

This registry decides real money. MSP procurement limits come from it: if your plot shows two acres of paddy, the centre buys paddy from you against two acres, not five. Crop insurance claims are checked against it. Drought and flood relief lists are prepared from it. A wrong or missing crop entry can block your payment even when your Farmer ID is perfect, so treat the seasonal crop survey as seriously as the registration itself.

What the Farmer ID Is Linked To

• Your Aadhaar-verified name, photo and date of birth
• Your Aadhaar-linked mobile number
• Every land plot you own or cultivate, with village, tehsil and district
• Your farmer category and social category (if you choose to record it)
• The schemes you receive, added as departments connect

How the 11-Digit Number Works

The first 10 digits identify you; the last digit is a check digit that catches typing mistakes. You get one ID only, no matter how many plots or districts your land is in. Joint owners each get their own ID for their own share.

Why You Need It in 2026

Scheme / service	What the Farmer ID does
PM-Kisan (₹6,000/year)	Required for new applicants; existing beneficiaries are being asked to link it
Kisan Credit Card	Bank verifies your land instantly; faster loans and renewals
MSP procurement	Confirms your land and sown area at the procurement centre
PMFBY crop insurance	Claims are matched against your crop survey entry
State subsidies (MahaDBT, iKhedut, etc.)	Form fills automatically from your Farmer ID
Disaster relief	Payment lists are made from the registry, without fresh applications

Who Can Register? (Eligibility)

Quick answer: Any Indian farmer whose name is in the state land records can register. Joint owners and women co-owners register separately for their share. Tenant farmers and sharecroppers can register only in states that have opened tenant registration. Landless labourers are not covered in most states yet.

Land-Owning Farmers

Eligible everywhere. Your name in the land record must match your Aadhaar closely.

Joint Owners and Women Farmers

Every person named in the land record should create their own Farmer ID. One brother’s registration does not cover the others.

Tenant Farmers and Sharecroppers

Allowed in some states with a tenancy agreement, cultivation certificate or village officer’s declaration. Ask your krishi sahayak or agriculture office whether it is open in your area.

Land in a Deceased Parent’s Name

Complete the mutation (varasat, ferfar, namantaran) first, then register. Some states allow a declaration for legal heirs at camps.

Documents Required for Farmer Registry

You usually upload nothing: the portal pulls your land records automatically. But keep these ready.

1. Aadhaar card. The name should match the land record. Small spelling differences usually pass.
2. Mobile number linked to Aadhaar. Every OTP goes here. This is the number-one reason registrations fail.
3. Land record numbers. Khasra, gata, survey or patta number from a fresh copy of your khatauni, 7/12, pahani or RoR.
4. Bank passbook. To confirm your DBT account is Aadhaar-seeded.
5. Caste certificate (optional), only if you want your category recorded.
6. Tenancy or cultivation certificate, only for tenant farmers where allowed.

Full guide: Farmer ID eligibility and documents →

There are three routes: doing it yourself online, going through a CSC centre, or attending a village camp. All three feed the same registry and produce the same ID. Pick whichever suits you.

How to Register for AgriStack Farmer ID (Sign Up Step by Step)

Quick answer: There are 3 ways to register: online yourself, at a CSC (Jan Seva Kendra), or at a village camp. All three create the same Farmer ID. Online registration takes 10–15 minutes and needs your Aadhaar-linked phone in hand for 3 OTPs.

Method 1: Online Self-Registration (Mobile or Computer)

Best if your Aadhaar-linked SIM is working and you can follow on-screen steps in Hindi, English or your state language.

Step 1: Open Your State Portal

Type your state’s address from the table above, for example upfr.agristack.gov.in. Check that it ends in agristack.gov.in.

[Screenshot: state portal home page with the Farmer option highlighted]

Step 2: Choose “Farmer” and Click “Create New User Account”

The home page shows options for Farmer, Official and CSC. Pick Farmer, then Create New User Account (on some portals it says Sign Up).

Step 3: Enter Aadhaar and Verify With OTP (eKYC)

Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar, tick the consent box and enter the OTP sent to your Aadhaar-linked mobile. Your name, photo and address fill in automatically.

If the OTP does not arrive

Stop here. Your mobile is not linked to Aadhaar, or an old number is. See OTP not received in the troubleshooting section.

Step 4: Set Mobile Number and Password

Confirm your mobile number with a second OTP and create a password. Write the password down; you will need it for status checks and the card download.

Step 5: Log In and Click “Register as Farmer”

Log in with your mobile number and password. Fill in farmer type (owner or tenant), social category and address. Most of it is choosing from dropdown lists.

Step 6: Add Every Land Plot

Select district, tehsil and village, then search your plot by khasra, gata or survey number. Find your own name in the owner list, select it, and add the plot. Repeat for every plot, including plots in other villages.

Joint land

Select only your own name and share. Never select the whole plot or another owner’s name.

Land still in a parent’s name

Don’t pick someone else’s plot to fill the gap. Finish the mutation first, or use the legal-heir option if your state offers it.

[Screenshot: land parcel search screen]

Step 7: Review and e-Sign With Aadhaar OTP

Check your name, plot numbers and total area against your land record. Tick the declaration and confirm with the final Aadhaar OTP (Farmer Consent – eSign).

Step 8: Save Your Enrollment ID

The screen shows your Enrollment ID, and it also comes by SMS. Take a screenshot. You need it to track your application.

Step 9: Wait for Approval

If your details match the land record, approval can be automatic and quick. Otherwise, the agriculture officer and patwari/lekhpal/talathi check it, which takes a few days to 3–4 weeks. Your 11-digit Farmer ID then arrives by SMS.

Method 2: Register at a CSC / Jan Seva Kendra

Good if you are not comfortable with online forms or your OTP isn’t working.

What to Carry

• Aadhaar card
• The phone with your Aadhaar-linked SIM (OTPs come to it)
• Your khatauni / 7/12 / pahani copy or plot numbers

What Happens There

The operator logs in with Login with CSC and completes the same steps for you. Many CSCs can use fingerprint eKYC if your OTP isn’t working.

Fee and Safety Checks

The government fee is zero. The CSC may charge a small service fee fixed by the state. Before you leave:

• Take the printed slip with your Enrollment ID
• Check the operator entered your mobile number, not his own

Method 3: Village Registration Camp (Shivir)

Agriculture staff, the patwari/lekhpal and CSC operators sit together in the village. This is the best route for elderly farmers, name-mismatch cases, inherited land and weak-network villages, because the revenue official can fix record issues on the spot. Ask your gram panchayat or krishi sahayak for the next camp date.

Full guide: Farmer registration with screenshots →

AgriStack Farmer Registry Login

Quick answer: Open your state portal, choose Farmer, and log in with the mobile number and password you set during sign-up. Some portals also allow OTP login. If you forgot your password, use Forgot Password; the reset OTP goes to your Aadhaar-linked mobile.

Farmer Login Steps

1. Open your state portal (for example mhfr.agristack.gov.in).
2. Select Farmer.
3. Enter your mobile number and password, or choose OTP login if shown.
4. Enter the captcha and click Login.
5. Your dashboard shows your Enrollment ID, status, Farmer ID and download options.

CSC Login (for CSC Operators / VLEs)

CSC operators use the Login with CSC button on the same portal with their CSC Connect credentials. From the CSC dashboard they can register farmers, check status and print cards. Farmers should not use this option.

Official and Department Login

The Official option is for agriculture and revenue staff who verify applications. Farmers do not need it.

Forgot Password or Can’t Log In

Reset Your Password

1. Click Forgot Password on the login page.
2. Enter your registered mobile number or Aadhaar.
3. Enter the OTP and set a new password.

Registered at a CSC and Never Got a Password

Use Forgot Password with your own mobile number. If it fails, the CSC operator probably entered his number. Ask a CSC or the agriculture office to correct the mobile number in your record, then reset.

Full guide: Farmer Registry login help →

How to Check Farmer Registry Status (Enrollment Status)

Quick answer: Open your state portal and click Check Enrollment Status. Enter your Enrollment ID (most portals also accept Aadhaar). The status shows Pending, Approved, Rejected or Returned. If Approved, your 11-digit Farmer ID is shown and you can download the card.

Status Check Steps

1. Open your state Farmer Registry portal.
2. Click Check Enrollment Status on the home page (no login needed on most portals).
3. Enter your Enrollment ID or Aadhaar number and the captcha.
4. Click Check / Submit and read the result.

What Each Status Means

Status	Meaning	What to do
Pending / Under Verification	Officials haven’t finished checking	Normal for 1–2 weeks; check again weekly
Approved / Farmer ID Generated	Your ID is ready	Log in and download your card
Returned	Sent back for a correction	Read the remark, fix it, resubmit
Rejected	Details didn’t match land records	Fix the reason in the remark, apply again
No record found	Your submission never completed	Register again from the start

Forgot Your Enrollment ID?

Search your SMS inbox for the message sent on the day you applied. Most portals also accept Aadhaar in the status search. A CSC operator or krishi sahayak can also find it for you.

Pending for More Than a Month?

Take your Enrollment slip to the block agriculture office and ask which officer’s login holds your file. A visit usually moves it.

Full guide: Farmer ID status check →

How to Download Your Farmer ID Card (PDF)

Quick answer: After approval, log in to your state portal, open your dashboard and click Download Farmer ID (some portals say Print or View Farmer Details). A PDF opens with your photo, name, 11-digit Farmer ID and a QR code. Save it and print one colour copy.

Card Download Steps

1. Log in to your state portal with mobile number and password.
2. Open your dashboard; your Farmer ID is shown.
3. Click Download Farmer ID / Print / View Farmer Details.
4. Save the PDF on your phone and in DigiLocker or email.
5. Print one colour copy and keep it with your Aadhaar and bank passbook. Don’t fold it across the QR code.

What’s on the Card

Element	What it shows
Photo and name	Taken from Aadhaar
11-digit Farmer ID	Your permanent number
QR code	Officials scan it to see your verified details
Land details	Plots linked to your ID (on some state cards)

Is a PVC Farmer ID Card Needed?

No. The PDF printout is valid. A PVC card from a private shop is optional and not an official document.

Full guide: Farmer ID card download →

Farmer Registry Errors and Troubleshooting

Quick answer: Most Farmer Registry problems come from four things: OTP going to an old mobile number, a name mismatch between Aadhaar and land records, land still in a deceased parent’s name, or a slow portal during deadline weeks. Find your error below for the exact fix.

Quick Error Finder

Error you see	Most likely cause	Fix
OTP not received	Mobile not linked to Aadhaar	Update mobile at Aadhaar Seva Kendra, wait 2–3 days
“Aadhaar authentication failed”	Wrong number or UIDAI server down	Recheck Aadhaar; try later or use fingerprint at CSC
“Land record not found”	Wrong plot number or village	Check a fresh land record copy
“Name mismatch”	Aadhaar and land record names differ	Correct Aadhaar or land record
“Already registered”	An ID or application exists for your Aadhaar	Check status with Aadhaar
Page stuck on loading	Portal overloaded	Try early morning or late night
Login failed / invalid password	Wrong password or operator’s number	Forgot Password; correct mobile at CSC
Download button missing	ID not yet approved	Check status; wait for approval

OTP and Aadhaar Errors

OTP Not Received

The OTP only goes to the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar.

If you changed your SIM

Update the number at an Aadhaar Seva Kendra. Wait 2–3 days for it to update, then try again.

If the number is correct

Check network signal and SMS inbox space, wait 2 minutes, then click Resend once. Don’t click it repeatedly; portals may block you for a while.

If you need to register today

Go to a CSC that offers fingerprint (biometric) eKYC.

“Aadhaar Authentication Failed” or eKYC Error

Recheck the 12 digits. If the number is right, the UIDAI server may be busy. Try again after an hour. Repeated failures with fingerprint mean your biometrics may need an update at Aadhaar Seva Kendra.

“Mobile Number Already Registered”

That number is already tied to another account, often a family member or a CSC operator. Use a different Aadhaar-linked number or ask the agriculture office to free it.

Land Record Errors

“Land Record Not Found” / Plot Not Showing

1. Check you selected the correct district, tehsil and village. Many villages share a name, so match the village name on your land record.
2. Recheck the khasra, gata or survey number on a fresh copy of your land record.
3. If it still doesn’t show, your village records may not be fully online. Report it at the tehsil or to your krishi sahayak.

Name Mismatch Between Aadhaar and Land Record

Small spelling differences (Ramkumar vs Ram Kumar) usually pass. Big differences need a correction. Correcting Aadhaar is usually faster than correcting land records. If the land record has the correct full name, update Aadhaar to match it.

Land in a Deceased Parent’s or Grandparent’s Name

Apply for mutation (varasat in UP, ferfar in Maharashtra, namantaran in MP/Rajasthan). Register after your name appears in the record. Watch for state mutation drives, when this happens in days.

Wrong Area or Share Showing

The portal only shows what the land record holds. Get the land record corrected at the tehsil; the registry updates after that.

Application and Status Errors

Application Rejected

Read the rejection remark on the status page. The usual reasons are a name mismatch, wrong plot selected, or a failed land check. Fix that one issue and apply again. Your krishi sahayak can see the full internal remark.

Application Returned for Correction

Log in, open the application, make the change the remark asks for, and e-sign again.

Status Shows “No Record Found”

The final e-sign OTP probably failed and the application never submitted. Register again from Step 1.

Pending for Weeks

Visit the block agriculture office with your Enrollment ID. Approval queues are often stuck on one officer’s login.

Login and Portal Errors

Invalid Password or Can’t Log In

Use Forgot Password. If the OTP goes to a number you don’t recognise, the CSC operator entered his own number; get it corrected at a CSC or agriculture office.

Portal Not Opening, Slow or Stuck

Portals slow down during camps and deadline weeks. Try between 6–9 AM or after 10 PM, use Chrome, clear the browser cache, and avoid the last days before any announced deadline.

Captcha Not Loading

Refresh the captcha or the page. Turn off data saver or ad blockers.

PM-Kisan and Linking Errors

Farmer ID Approved but PM-Kisan Installment Stopped

Three things must all be done:

1. Farmer ID linked in your PM-Kisan record
2. PM-Kisan eKYC complete on pmkisan.gov.in or at a CSC
3. Bank account Aadhaar-seeded (check at your branch)

The installment usually resumes in the next cycle once all three are done.

Farmer ID Not Showing in PM-Kisan

Ask a CSC operator to link it, or check your beneficiary status on pmkisan.gov.in after a few days.

Still stuck? Your krishi sahayak, the block agriculture office or a CSC can see the portal from the inside and fix most problems on the spot.

Uttar Pradesh (UPFR)

The largest registry in India: 2,47,59,182 Farmer IDs by 6 August 2026, according to official figures [update monthly]. Plots are searched by gata number from your khatauni (upbhulekh.gov.in). The old kisan panjikaran on upagriculture.com does not convert; register fresh on UPFR. Full UP guide →

Maharashtra (MHFR)

Land is verified against the 7/12 extract. The Farmer ID is needed for MahaDBT subsidy applications. Clear any pending ferfar before registering. Full Maharashtra guide →

Madhya Pradesh (MPFR)

Khasra-based verification, linked with e-Uparjan for wheat and paddy procurement. Register before the procurement season opens. Full MP guide →

Gujarat (GIFR)

Runs on gjfr.agristack.gov.in alongside iKhedut for scheme applications. Survey-number based verification. Full Gujarat guide →

Rajasthan (RJFR)

Rajasthan registers farmers on rjfr.agristack.gov.in. The state already had strong digital plumbing through Jan Aadhaar, so many farmer details pre-fill. Rajasthan links the Farmer ID with its crop loan waiver history and cooperative credit records. Desert districts had special camps because CSC density is lower there.

Bihar (BHFR / Agristack Bihar)

The old 13-digit DBT Agriculture number is not the Farmer ID; Bihar farmers need the new 11-digit ID too. Add every small plot. Full Bihar guide →

Odisha (Krushak Odisha)

The AgriStack registry runs on odfr.agristack.gov.in, while Krushak Odisha holds the older KALIA-era database. For paddy procurement, the Agristack ID is needed at the token stage. Full Odisha guide →

Telangana (Rythu ecosystem)

Runs on tlfr.agristack.gov.in. Land records come from the state land portal and pahani entries; Rythu Bharosa payments depend on recorded land. Full Telangana guide →

Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Others

AP farmers register mostly through village Rythu Seva Kendras. Karnataka uses FRUITS, Kerala uses AIMS through Krishi Bhavans, and Tamil Nadu is moving from TN Agrisnet to TNFR. West Bengal runs Krishak Bandhu alongside its registry rollout. All states →

Digital Crop Survey: Keep Your Farmer ID Useful

Quick answer: Every kharif and rabi season, the crop on each of your plots must be recorded in the Digital Crop Survey. MSP sales, crop insurance and relief payments read this entry. A missing or wrong entry can block payment even if your Farmer ID is perfect.

How the Survey Works

Survey staff (or the farmer, in states with self-survey apps) record the crop, area and a GPS photo at each plot.

What You Should Do Each Season

• Be available at the field during survey time
• Ask your patwari or krishi sahayak whether all your plots were surveyed
• Get a wrong entry corrected within that season’s correction window

What to Do After You Get Your Farmer ID

1. Link it with PM-Kisan and complete eKYC.
2. Check your bank account is Aadhaar-seeded for DBT.
3. Give the ID to your bank for KCC loans and renewals.
4. Keep your Aadhaar mobile active. Update Aadhaar first if you change SIMs.
5. Recheck after any land change (purchase, sale, partition, mutation).

Farmer Registry Helpline Numbers

Your krishi sahayak, block agriculture office or CSC usually solves problems faster than a phone line. For calls, keep your Enrollment ID and Aadhaar number ready.

Help needed	Number
Kisan Call Centre (all states, local languages, 6 AM–10 PM)	1800-180-1551
PM-Kisan helpline (Farmer ID linking, installments)	155261 / 011-24300606
Uttar Pradesh agriculture toll-free	1800-180-2117 [verify]
Madhya Pradesh / Rajasthan CM helpline	181
Odisha (Krushak Odisha)	155333 [verify]
Your state portal’s own helpdesk	See the Contact Us page on your state portal

Beware of Fake Farmer Registry Websites and Calls

Quick answer: Only websites ending in .gov.in can register you. No official will ever ask for your OTP on a phone call, and registration is free. Anyone asking for money for “fast approval” is a fraudster.

• Type the portal address yourself; don’t click ads or random links
• Never share OTP, Aadhaar number or bank PIN on a call or WhatsApp
• A CSC may charge a small service fee; the government charges nothing
• Report fraud at the cyber crime helpline 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in

Frequently asked questions

Disclaimer: agristack.com.in is a private information website, not connected with the Government of India or any state government. All registrations happen only on official .gov.in portals. Rules change by state and season; confirm on your state portal or with your local agriculture office.