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@article{197396,
        author = {N Dhanasekaran and A Hari vignesh and C Srinath and M Venkatesh and K Vignesh},
        title = {Next-Gen Online Property Registration System Ensuring Legal Consent And Identity Security},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {12},
        number = {11},
        pages = {5748-5755},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=197396},
        abstract = {This proposal is for a secure land information management system that uses a blockchain-based approach with multi-level biometric and artificial intelligence verification methods to provide greater transparency, security, and efficiency to the way land records are kept and administered. The traditional methods of managing land records do not have these key benefits because they usually rely on centralized databases and manual methods for verifying land records. Centralized databases make the records vulnerable to fraud, data tampering, and inefficiencies. The proposed system will eliminate these issues using blockchain technology, which provides for an immutable store of the land records as well as providing additional protection by using cryptographic security processes. Multi-level authentication will include the use of a one-time password (OTP) verification system as well as biometric methods using fingerprints, signatures, and facial recognition. Emotion analysis will be used to detect abnormal behavior and strengthen the identification process. After the landowner has completed all required methods of verification, they will have access to their land records via their unique land identification number. The system will ensure that the integrity of the data is maintained and the amount of reliance on intermediaries is reduced as much as possible. The system will also maintain a transparent audit trail of all transactions so that the landowners will have confidence that their records cannot be tampered with. This blockchain and biometric integrated solution will be the basis for the new scalable, secure, and efficient method of handling land governance systems. Additionally, the system will significantly reduce the potential for unauthorized access to land records, fraud, and forgery of land documents, while enabling real-time verification and ultimately resulting in greater public trust in the land administration process.},
        keywords = {Blockchain, Land Record Management, Biometric Authentication, Multi-Level Security, Face Recognition, OTP Verification, Data Integrity},
        month = {April},
        }