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Madhya Pradesh is preparing to completely stop the printing of stamp papers. All stamp papers for land, house registration, affidavits, and rent agreements will be available only in digital form. The Registration and Stamps Department has sent a proposal to the state government. Once approved, it will be implemented quickly. Background About ten years ago, in 2015, the printing of stamp papers costing more than Rs 100 was stopped. Since then, stamp papers with a value above Rs 100 are only available digitally. After the government stops manual stamp papers, they will become obsolete. Only digital stamps will be used Once the proposal is approved, paper stamp papers will no longer be issued. Every year, the government spends about Rs 30 to 35 crore on printing and delivering stamp papers to vendors. Switching to digital stamps will save this cost. Easier tracking and less misuse The Electronic Stamping System (ESS) was introduced in MP in July 2013. This system allows stamp papers to be purchased online through authorised vendors. ESS also makes it easier to track stamps and prevent misuse. How to buy e-stamps online How to buy from an authorised vendor You can also purchase e-stamps from an authorised vendor in your city. The vendor will guide you through the stamp duty and process. After providing the necessary details and payment, the vendor will give you the digital stamp certificate.