How to buy an e-stamp paper online in Pakistan (Punjab e-Stamping and other provinces) for agreements, rent deeds and property — challan, bank and printing.
Physical stamp papers have largely been replaced by e-stamp papers. In Punjab (and other provinces' systems), you generate an e-stamp online for agreements, rent/lease deeds, affidavits and property transactions, pay the stamp duty at a bank, and print the verified e-stamp.
The value (stamp duty) depends on the document type and, for property, the value of the transaction. This guide covers the general Punjab e-Stamping flow.
Go to your province's e-Stamping site (for Punjab, es.punjab.gov.pk) and start a new stamp/challan.
Select the deed type (agreement, rent deed, affidavit, sale, etc.) and enter the parties' details and the property/consideration value.
The system calculates the stamp duty and any related fees based on the document type and value.
Generate the payment challan / PSID for the calculated amount.
Pay the challan at a designated bank branch or through online banking / mobile wallet where supported.
After payment is confirmed, download and print the e-stamp paper. It carries a barcode/QR that anyone can verify online.
Use the printed e-stamp for your deed. The other party can verify its authenticity on the e-Stamping portal.
Open your province's e-Stamping portal, enter the document type and value, generate the challan, pay it at a bank, then print the verified e-stamp paper.
E-stamping is the online system that replaced physical stamp papers — you pay the stamp duty digitally and print a verifiable e-stamp for your document.
It depends on the document type and, for property, the transaction value. The portal calculates the exact amount when you enter the details.