India eyes digital land record integration with ULI to speed up farm loans

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The Indian government is exploring linking digital land records with the Unified Lending Interface to make agricultural loans faster and easier to access. Officials have held discussions on using authenticated land records to simplify formal credit access for farmers in rural areas. The integration would enable secure, consent-based sharing of land data with lending institutions. This move aims to reduce transaction costs and accelerate loan disbursal for farmers. Broader financial inclusion is a key goal, with land records being positioned as trusted digital assets in the credit ecosystem.

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