Privacy Policy · गोपनीयता नीति

Version 3.7 · Effective 12 November 2026 (first published 25 July 2026). One comprehensive policy for the AgriZameen website (agrizameen.com and its pages/tools) and every AgriZameen Android app published on Google Play by Vision Global Ventures LLP. AgriZameen is operated by Vision Global Ventures LLP, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. This version replaces all earlier privacy notices.

1. Summary — the short version

• The apps and tools need no account. The GPS app, Land Converter, Land Toolkit, AgriBigha and Land Records Hub require no registration, and nothing you do in them is uploaded to us.
• Your land data stays on your device. In those apps and tools, plots, GPS boundaries, photos, measurements, calculations and documents are stored locally (or held only in memory for the session) — they are not uploaded to AgriZameen.
• The seller marketplace is the one exception. If you choose to list land with us at agrizameen.com/account/, you create an account and we do store what you submit on our server — because a listing cannot be checked or published otherwise. What we store, for how long, and how to have it erased is set out in Section 4b and Section 16. Nobody has to create an account to browse land, use the tools, or contact us.
• We do not sell data and we do not show ads. No advertising SDKs, no third-party tracking SDKs, no data brokers. The one analytics exception is Google Analytics 4, which counts visits on the website and in the AgriZameen app (Sections 10 and 11); the five land apps carry no analytics.
• Some features call external services (map tiles, place lookup, soil and elevation data, fonts). Those requests necessarily carry your IP address and the specific query (e.g., map coordinates). The full list is in Section 10.
• Independent platform. AgriZameen is a private company product and is not affiliated with any government department. Government portal links open official websites governed by their own privacy policies.

2. Who we are & what this policy covers

Data Fiduciary: Vision Global Ventures LLP, operating AgriZameen (agrizameen.com and its Android apps), "AgriZameen", 137 Paraswanath Colony, Nirman Nagar, Jaipur — 302019, Rajasthan, India. Email: info@agrizameen.com · Phone/WhatsApp: +91 70149 86988.

This single policy covers:

Our land apps are packaged as Trusted Web Activities (TWA) — the app you install displays our secure web application. The same data practices therefore apply to the app and its web version.

3. Our data principles

• Local-first: features run on your device wherever technically possible (area maths, OCR, PDF generation, boundary drawing).
• Data minimisation: external requests carry only what the feature needs (e.g., coordinates for a soil lookup) — never your name, contacts or identifiers, which we don't collect in the first place.
• No profiling: we do not build profiles, do not track you across apps or websites, and do not use advertising identifiers.
• Consent-based processing: device permissions (location, camera, photos) are requested only when you use the feature that needs them, and each can be declined or revoked in your device settings — the rest of the app keeps working.

4. Website — agrizameen.com Website

• No account, no forms that store data on our servers. Contact happens through WhatsApp, phone or email links that open your own apps.
• Language preference: your chosen language is saved in your browser's localStorage (key azLang). Choosing a non-English/Hindi language sets a googtrans cookie so Google Translate can render the page in that language (see Section 10).
• Zone Map: the interactive map loads tiles from OpenStreetMap; tile requests include your IP address and the map area viewed.
• Belt Explorer (Land GIS Portal, /belt-explorer/): a full-screen map of the Phulera–Sambhar belt. It has no login and no forms. Map tiles come from OpenStreetMap and Esri World Imagery, so those services see the map area you view and your IP address. Your location is read only when you tap the locate button, stays on your device and is never sent to us. The portal remembers two things in your browser: your language choice, and that you have seen the first-visit notice. Verification buttons open the official portals in a new tab, and what you do there is governed by their policies.
• Hosting: the site is served by Hostinger, whose infrastructure processes standard server logs (IP address, user-agent, requested URL) for delivery and security. Analytics: we use Google Analytics 4 on this website to count page views and basic interactions — for example taps on the WhatsApp and call buttons — so we can see which guides people find useful. It sets the cookies listed in Section 11. We do not use advertising networks, social-media pixels or cross-app tracking.
• Government links (Records Guide): links marked as government portals open official .gov.in / .nic.in websites. Anything you enter there is governed by that portal's policy, not ours. AgriZameen never sees, stores or proxies your land-record searches.

5. AgriZameen GPS Land App com.agrizameen.app

Permissions & why

Data handling

• All plots, GPS points, photos, notes, activity logs, scores and backups are stored only on your device (browser/app storage). AgriZameen has no copy and cannot see them — unless you sign in and use the Land Map features below, which are optional.
• When you use geo-features, the app queries: OpenStreetMap and Esri World Imagery tiles (street and satellite base maps), OSM Overpass (nearby development from public map data), Nominatim and Photon (village, tehsil and district names for a coordinate) and Open-Elevation (elevation). Each request contains the coordinates being looked up and your IP address — nothing else. Checked against the app’s code on 24 September 2026.
• "Share a plot" creates an image/PDF on your device that you choose to send via your own apps (e.g., WhatsApp). We never receive it.
• Backup/restore produces a local file you control. Deleting the app (or clearing its storage) permanently deletes all plot data — see Section 13.

Land Map features (added 26 September 2026)

• Listings layer. The map shows published AgriZameen listings as an approximate area about 1 km across, around a centre rounded to roughly village level. Loading it sends no personal data; it is the same public information as the website’s listing pages. Khasra and khata numbers, owner names and exact coordinates are never in it.
• My parcels (optional, signed in). If you tap Save to My parcels, the corners of that boundary, its area, how it was measured (walked with GPS or drawn), an optional name and the date are sent to AgriZameen and stored against your account. Only you and the AgriZameen team can see them. You can delete a parcel in the app at any time; deleting your account deletes them all. Parcels saved only with ★ Save stay on your device as before.
• Detail requests (optional, signed in). When you request a listing’s details, we record that you asked, for which listing, and when. The seller sees your first name and last initial, and whether the team has checked your ID — never your phone number or email. If the seller agrees, you alone can see that listing’s khasra number and the boundary the team drew, with your name shown across it; each time you open it is logged. The owner’s name is never shared.
• If you are the seller, we record your decision, the wording you agreed to, the time and a one-way hash of your IP address, as the record of your consent under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. You can withdraw consent at any time in the app; the buyer stops seeing the details immediately. The purpose is limited to letting that buyer check the record before a site visit. Calls and site visits still go through the AgriZameen team.

Land layers map (added 15 October 2026)

• Map layers. The GIS tab draws AgriZameen’s own map files (focus belt, national corridors) from agrizameen.com, base maps from OpenFreeMap (street, light) and Esri (satellite), and public data read by your phone directly from its publishers: ESA WorldCover (land cover), Copernicus DEM (terrain), JRC Global Surface Water (surface water), ISRIC SoilGrids (soil). Each receives the map area you are looking at and your IP address — nothing else. The map software loads from cdn.jsdelivr.net.
• Your location is used only when you tap the locate button or mark a point, and it is not sent to AgriZameen unless you save a point to your account.
• Site-visit points (optional). The type you choose (borewell, tubewell, open well, gate, electric pole, Khejri tree, other), where it is (GPS or a tap on the map), the GPS accuracy, the time and any note you type. Signed out: kept only on your phone. Signed in: kept in your account, and only you can see them — not the AgriZameen team, and never on a listing. Delete any point in the app; deleting your account deletes them.
• My naksha (optional). A copy of a naksha you add (a photo, or the first page of a PDF turned into a picture on your phone), re-saved without camera details, with the points you matched and the labels you typed. Signed out: kept only on your phone. Signed in: kept in private storage in your account, and only you can see it — not the AgriZameen team. Delete it in the app at any time; deleting your account deletes it and its image. Add only a copy you are entitled to hold. The app labels it: your own copy, aligned by you, indicative only — not evidence of title, boundary or area.
• Plot check (optional). To show green cover by season, land cover, height, water and the nearest mapped road and village for a plot you choose, your phone asks Microsoft Planetary Computer for Sentinel-2 satellite images of the area around the plot, ESA and Copernicus for land-cover and elevation data of that area, and OpenStreetMap’s Overpass service for map features around the plot’s centre. They receive the area or point requested and your IP address — not the plot’s shape, your name or your account. The plot is not sent to AgriZameen, and the one-page report is made on your phone.
• Team parcel traces. Where the AgriZameen team has traced a parcel linked to your listing (from a naksha copy the team has seen, or a GPS walk), you can see that trace in the app — village code, khasra, outline, date and how it was traced. Only you and the team can see it. It is a drawing by a person, never a verified record.
• Rajasthan khasra map. Not active. It will show khasra boundaries and numbers only from a licensed source, at village zoom, with that source’s disclaimer, once a licence is in place — in this app and, from 25 October 2026’s decision, on the website’s Belt Explorer. Never owner names, khata numbers or sale status, and never beside a listing. Its tools (find a khasra, which khasra you are on, a naksha PDF of khasras you pick) work on your phone; a khasra you save goes into My plots on this phone.
• Save for offline. AgriZameen’s own map files can be kept on your phone. They hold no information about you.

Land tools (added 25 October 2026)

• On your phone only: corner averaging (the GPS readings at each corner), cut-outs, a circle by radius, the area on paper you type, the fence planner and the rate you type, measuring on a naksha photo, and files you export or import (KML, KMZ, GPX, GeoJSON). Nothing from these is sent to AgriZameen; an exported file goes only where you send it.
• Where am I — the point profile (updated 29 October 2026). For your GPS position, or a point you tap on the map, the app shows the village, tehsil and district, the land cover, the nearest mapped road, main road, water and village, the DigiPin, and the khasra and master-plan rows. To do this: the point (to about 1 m) is sent to Nominatim (place names) and the Overpass API (roads, water and places nearby), lookup services built on OpenStreetMap; the place names Nominatim gives (village, district, state) are sent to agrizameen.com to find the same names in the Local Government Directory (LGD) — your position is not sent, and the request carries no sign-in cookie, so it is not linked to your account; your phone reads a small part of the public ESA WorldCover land-cover file (on Amazon Web Services), which shows roughly which area the point is in (a square several kilometres across), not the point itself, using a program from cdn.jsdelivr.net; the DigiPin is worked out on your phone and nothing is sent for it. The khasra and master-plan rows send nothing: the official addresses are text for you to copy. The profile is shown, not stored. Answers from the Overpass API are kept on your phone for 15 minutes so the same question is not asked twice, and are deleted when the app is closed.
• Live location (added 29 October 2026). While the Map tab is on screen, the app shows where you are as a dot that moves with you, with a circle for the phone’s accuracy and an arrow when the phone reports a heading. Your position is read by your phone and used only to draw the dot (and to keep the map on it when you choose “Follow me”). It is not sent to AgriZameen or anyone else, and it is not stored: it is kept in the app’s memory only while the Map is open. The app starts the dot only after you have allowed location (or tapped My location), stops reading your position when you leave the Map, lock the screen or switch apps, and starts again when you come back.
• Save or share the profile (added 29 October 2026). The one-page PDF and the image are made on your phone. Nothing is sent to AgriZameen. If you share one, it goes only where you send it (for example WhatsApp, through your phone’s share sheet), under that service’s own terms. The exact coordinates are never printed. The DigiPin, which pinpoints the spot to about 4 m, is left out unless you choose to include it.
• Land Report (added 12 November 2026). In the map's Tools, Land Report makes the same report as agrizameen.com/land-report/ for the area around where you stand or a point you tap. The point is rounded on your phone to about 1 km before it is sent to agrizameen.com with the name, mobile number and consent you enter; the name and number are also remembered on your phone to save typing. What is kept and for how long is in Section 4f.
• Near by (added 29 October 2026). For your GPS position or a point you tap, the app asks the Overpass API (OpenStreetMap) for railway stations, electricity substations, mandis and markets, fuel, banks, schools, health facilities and police stations within the distance you pick (1, 2, 5 or 10 km). It sends the point rounded to about 11 m, the distance and the kinds of place you ticked. Distances are worked out on your phone. AgriZameen receives nothing. Answers are kept on your phone for 15 minutes, as above. The distance and kinds you last chose are remembered on your phone.
• Plot check now asks the Overpass API through the same part of the app, so the same 15-minute keeping and the same limits apply; what it sends is unchanged.
• Weather. Your phone sends a position rounded to about one kilometre to agrizameen.com, which asks the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET Norway) for the forecast and keeps the answer for that square for up to two hours. Your exact position, your network address and your device are not passed on. To stop overuse, agrizameen.com counts weather requests per connection (at most 120 an hour) using a one-way scrambled form of your network address; that count is thrown away when a later hour’s count starts, and nothing else about you is stored. The forecast is MET Norway’s (CC BY 4.0).
• App updates. Each app asks agrizameen.com for /app-version.json when it opens and while it is on screen, so it can refresh itself after a website update. The request carries nothing about you.

Asking for a map layer (added 25 October 2026)

The GPS Land App and the Belt Explorer on this website let you ask for a map layer we do not have yet (a khasra map, a master plan, an expressway alignment, water, soil, power or something else).

• What we store: the layer you asked for, the place and the note you typed, which of the two it came from, and the time. A phone number or email only if you choose to leave one and tick the consent box, with the time you ticked it. We also store a one-way, salted hash of your network address — never the address itself — to stop more than five requests a day from one connection.
• Purpose: the counts tell us which layers to add next; a phone or email is used only to tell you about the layer you asked for. Nothing is sent to you automatically.
• Who sees it: the AgriZameen team only. It is never shown on a public page.
• How long: the phone or email is deleted 180 days after the request, and the address hash after 7 days. The request itself (layer, place, note) is deleted 12 months after it was made. Ask us and we delete your request sooner.

6. Land Area Converter com.agrizameen.landconverter

• Works fully offline after first load. No permissions requested. No location, camera or contacts access.
• All conversions, price/EMI/split calculations run on your device. Your preferences (language, last-used units) live in on-device storage only.
• PDF export is generated locally; WhatsApp sharing simply opens WhatsApp with text you can review before sending.
• Unit values (Bigha/Biswa variants, etc.) are general reference values — verify with official revenue records for any transaction.

7. Land Toolkit com.agrizameen.mapsize

• Camera is used only when you scan a document or measure a plot image; captures stay in memory for your session unless you export them yourself.
• Document decoding (OCR) runs on your device using Tesseract.js/pdf.js — scanned pages are not uploaded for OCR.
• AI analysis — switched off 25 October 2026. The analysis action no longer sends a document anywhere; reading land papers has moved to Land Records (Section 9), where it runs on your phone. Map Toolkit is being merged into the GPS Land App and shows a notice saying so until 23 January 2027.
• Deed generator & plot scaler run entirely on-device. Nothing is stored after you close the app — no account, no server database, no persistent browser storage of your documents.

8. AgriBigha com.agrizameen.agribigha

AgriBigha shares the Land Toolkit's engine and rules: on-device scanning, local OCR, no AI analysis (switched off 25 October 2026, as in Section 7), no accounts, no server storage, no ads or tracking SDKs.

9. Land Records com.agrizameen.landrecords

• An educational directory and guide for understanding Indian land records. No permissions beyond Internet.
• The app itself does not collect, store or transmit your personal data. Where the app links out to official portals, those websites' own privacy policies apply.
• Read your papers (added 25 October 2026). A photo of a land paper you choose is read on your phone by Tesseract. The picture and the words read never leave the phone and are not stored; Copy and Clear are yours. The reading program (about 7 MB) is downloaded once from cdn.jsdelivr.net, which receives your IP address and nothing else.
• Checklist by deal stage. Your ticks are kept only in this phone’s storage.
• AgriZameen is an independent platform — not a government app and not affiliated with any land-records department.

4a. Enquiry forms on this website

Several pages on this website carry an enquiry form — including Find Land, List Your Land, and the Land Services pages (Land Sharing, Service Providers, Legal Help, Soil Testing, Trees & Nurseries, Rural Work, NRI Corner and Plantation/CSR). This section explains exactly what happens to what you type into them.

What we collect

• Only what you enter. Typically your name, WhatsApp number, village or tehsil, and a description of your requirement. Some forms ask optional questions such as khasra number, area, planned crop, or country of residence. Nothing is pre-filled and nothing is taken from your device.
• A hidden "source" field recording which page the form was sent from, so we can answer in context.
• A spam-trap field that is hidden from you and left blank by real visitors.

Purpose and legal basis

We process these details for one purpose: to respond to the enquiry you sent us, and to follow up on that enquiry. Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 we rely on the consent you give by ticking the consent box before submitting. That tick is recorded with your submission. You are not required to use a form — you can contact us on WhatsApp, by phone or by email instead.

How we keep track of your enquiry

Each enquiry is filed in AgriZameen's own list of contacts (our lead list), under the phone number or email you gave, so that the team can see your earlier enquiries, note what was said and remember when to call you back. Filing an enquiry there does not sign you up for anything: your consent to receive listing updates by email or WhatsApp starts off, and is only switched on if you choose to give it through the link we may send you, which you are free to ignore. The list is visible only to the AgriZameen team.

Buying part of a parcel. If you ask, while signed in, to buy part of a listed parcel, we tell the seller that a buyer asked, showing your first name only. Your phone number and email are not shown to the seller; the team speaks to both sides. You can withdraw the request from your account at any time.

WhatsApp buttons. When a WhatsApp button on a listing is tapped we count the tap — the listing, the button and the day — to see which land people ask about. The count holds no phone number, IP address or identifier of who tapped.

Who processes and stores it

• Hostinger — our website host. Form submissions are written to a private log directory on our own hosting account, which is not reachable over the web, and we read them there. Hostinger operates data centres in several countries; ask us at info@agrizameen.com if you need to know the region your submission is stored in.
• Netlify — host for UPI Split QR and Feed Watch, the two AgriZameen products not served from Hostinger. Like any host it processes the technical information needed to deliver files — IP address, device and browser type, request time — and may keep short-term logs for security and reliability. It receives nothing you type into that app.
• Email notification — a copy of each submission may be emailed to our own AgriZameen address.
• Google Sheets / Google Workspace — where we have enabled it, submissions are copied automatically into a private Google spreadsheet that only AgriZameen can open, so we can track and answer enquiries. Google operates infrastructure outside India.
• WhatsApp — we reply to you on WhatsApp using the number you gave us. Where we have enabled automated internal alerts, a notification containing your enquiry may be delivered to an AgriZameen WhatsApp number through Meta's WhatsApp Business Platform.

We do not sell your details, we do not share them with advertisers or data brokers, and we do not add you to marketing lists without asking you separately. We share details with a third party — for example an advocate, a nursery or a service provider — only where you have asked us to make that introduction.

How long we keep it

We keep enquiry submissions for as long as needed to deal with your enquiry and any follow-up, and no longer than 12 months from your last contact with us, after which they are deleted. Where a shorter period is obvious — for example a one-off question we have answered — we delete sooner.

Your choices

You may ask us at any time to show you what we hold from your enquiry, correct it, or delete it, and to withdraw the consent you gave. Withdrawing consent does not require a reason and costs nothing; it simply means we stop processing that enquiry. Write to info@agrizameen.com or message +91 70149 86988 from the number you used, and see section 12 (Your rights) and section 13 (Data deletion) for the full process and our response times.

4c. Quick Land Check and Land History Website · added 30 October 2026 · Land History 1 November 2026

The Quick Land Check at agrizameen.com/land-check/quick/ reads land papers you add and reports what they show against a list of legal checkpoints. Land History at agrizameen.com/land-check/history/ reads the papers you add for one piece of land and puts the holders in order, marks breaks in the chain and lists the papers still needed. Both are information and due diligence, not legal advice. Everything below applies to both; the daily limits are counted together.

Land History also asks (both optional) for the district, tehsil, village and khasra number, and the name of the person offering the land. That name is used only to compare with the recorded holder; it is kept privately with the history and deleted with it. Reports show names as initials and khasra, mutation and registry numbers to their last two digits. AgriZameen does not log in to or fetch anything from any government portal for you. Your name and number are marked "land history checked" in our contact list.

What we collect

• Your name and a 10-digit mobile number (both needed to run a check), the time you ticked consent and the wording you agreed to.
• The papers you add (photos, PDF, Word, Excel, CSV or text), the state, and your answers to six buyer questions. District, tehsil, village and survey number are optional.
• A one-way hash of your network address and browser, to limit misuse (3 checks per number and 10 per network a day).
• We never ask for caste, tribe or community, Aadhaar, PAN or bank details.

Purpose and who processes it

To run the check you asked for. Since 31 October 2026 no outside service reads the papers: your own phone or computer reads the photos and PDFs (the reading program is downloaded from the jsDelivr network; your papers are not sent to it). Word, Excel, CSV and text files are read on our server. Every paper you add is uploaded to AgriZameen's server and stored there with the words read from it, and AgriZameen's own software on our server checks those words against the checkpoints. The report is shown in your browser and on a private link; AgriZameen's own copy hides names (initials only) and survey numbers (last two digits).

Your name and number as a contact

Your name and mobile number are kept in our contact list, marked "land report checked", so the team knows a check was run. We call you only if you tick "AgriZameen may call me about this land". You can ask us to remove them at any time: WhatsApp +91 70149 86988 or info@agrizameen.com.

How long we keep it

The papers and the report are kept for 6 months, then deleted automatically; you can ask us to delete them sooner. Your private report link stops working after 14 days. The contact entry stays until you ask us to remove it. To delete any of it: WhatsApp +91 70149 86988 or info@agrizameen.com.

4f. Land Report Website and the AgriZameen GPS app · added 12 November 2026

The Land Report at agrizameen.com/land-report/ (and inside the AgriZameen GPS app, which uses the same service) makes a one-page report for an area of land: distances to highways, a railway station and a mapped mandi; what the land class and a 90-A conversion mean; restrictions to check; nearby projects from our news scan; height and slope; and the papers to collect. It is information and due diligence, not legal advice or a valuation.

• What we collect: your name, a 10-digit mobile number, your consent tick, the optional “you may call me” tick, the state, and either the area you pinned (rounded in your browser to two decimal places, about 1 km, before it is sent — the exact spot never leaves your device), a village picked from the Local Government Directory, or the listing whose area you asked about. We never ask for a khasra number, an owner’s name, Aadhaar, caste or bank details.
• Who else is asked: our server asks the OpenStreetMap Overpass API for highways, railway stations and mandis around the rounded area (it receives the rounded point only, not your name or number). Your browser reads a small part of the public Copernicus DEM elevation file (on Amazon Web Services) for that area, using a program from cdn.jsdelivr.net, and sends the height and slope it works out back to AgriZameen.
• How long: the report and your details on it are kept for 6 months, then deleted automatically (sooner if you ask). Your name and number are also kept in our contact list, marked “Land Report”, until you ask us to remove them. We call only if you ticked “you may call me”.
• The report link is private: anyone you send it to can open it until the report is deleted. It shows the area (to about 1 km), place names and the lenses — never your name or number.
• To delete it sooner: WhatsApp +91 70149 86988 or info@agrizameen.com.

4g. “Around this land”: developers, brands and service providers shown near a listing Website · added 12 November 2026

Listing pages and area pages carry a section called “Around this land”. It lists, for information only, developers and colonisers with a project in the same tehsil or district, other developer brands in the district, and land service providers who cover the area. AgriZameen does not recommend, rate or guarantee anyone listed there, ranks them only by distance (the same tehsil, then the same district), and takes no payment for a place in it.

• Developers and brands — what is shown: the developer or firm name, the project name and type, the village or tehsil, the status as we recorded it, the RERA registration number only where we hold a link to where it can be read, the developer’s own website, and the date our team last checked the entry. Never prices, plot rates, plot numbers, khasra numbers or anyone’s personal details. Basis: information the developer publishes about its own projects (brochures, its website, RERA records), which our team reads and checks.
• Service providers — what is shown: the business or person’s name, the trade, the places they cover, their phone and WhatsApp, and the date they registered. Basis: their own consent, given on our vendor register form (or to our team, who record it) with a separate tick that is off unless they tick it. No consent on record means they are not shown. Advocates and law firms are never shown, whatever they ask.
• Land platforms and tools: other companies’ land platforms and tools are listed by name and link only — the company name, one line on what it does, its website and the date we last checked it. No logos, ratings or ranking; they are not partners of AgriZameen.
• Checks: an entry shows only after our team has checked it, and comes off on its own when it has not been re-checked for 180 days.
• Taps: when a visitor taps a provider’s phone, WhatsApp or website link, we add one to that provider’s count for the day. Nothing about the visitor is stored with it, and nothing about the visitor is sent to the provider.
• To correct or be removed: every entry has a “Report a wrong detail” link, which reaches our team; tick “I want this entry removed” there, or write to info@agrizameen.com or WhatsApp +91 70149 86988. We remove the entry once we have confirmed the request comes from the business.

9b. AgriZameen app com.agrizameen.marketplace

The AgriZameen app on Google Play is this website in an app wrapper (a Trusted Web Activity). It is not a separate product with its own copy of your data: it opens agrizameen.com inside the app, and its scope is the whole site — buying, selling, your listings and the papers checker. Everything in Section 4 (website), Section 4a (enquiry forms) and Section 4b (seller accounts & land listings) applies to this app exactly as it applies to the website.

Two consequences worth stating plainly, because they differ from our five other apps:

• Analytics runs here, not in the five land apps. Because this app is the website, the Google Analytics 4 measurement described in Section 4 runs inside it. The GPS Land App, Land Area Converter, Land Toolkit, AgriBigha and Land Records carried the same measurement from 29 August 2026 until it was switched off on 17 October 2026 — see Section 9d. We do not run analytics on the account or admin screens in any product.
• This app can hold an account; the other five cannot. The GPS app, Converter, Toolkit, AgriBigha and Land Records need no registration and upload nothing. If you sign in as a seller in the AgriZameen app, the account, listing, KYC and photograph handling in Section 4b applies.

Permissions & why

You can withdraw any of these in your device’s app settings at any time; the rest of the app keeps working. Uninstalling the app does not delete a seller account you created — use Section 13 for that.

9d. Analytics in the five land apps switched off 17 October 2026

The GPS Land App, Land Area Converter, Land Toolkit, AgriBigha and Land Records contain no analytics. From 29 August to 17 October 2026 they carried Google Analytics 4, the same property as the website, counting the screens opened and four interactions: the language chosen, opening the instructions, tapping the WhatsApp channel and tapping a WhatsApp link. That measurement is switched off. None of the five apps now loads Google Analytics or sends it anything, and it never included anything you type, measure, photograph or generate.

Cookies from before. If you used one of these apps before 17 October 2026, the Google Analytics cookies in Section 11 may still be stored on your device until they expire or you clear the app’s storage. The five apps no longer load anything that reads or sends them.

9c. PDF WorkBench, Lens, FSSAI Label Generator and QR Studio com.agrizameen.pdfworkbench · .lens · .fssailabel · .qrstudio

Four utility apps are published by Vision Global Ventures LLP from the same Google Play developer account and use this policy as their privacy policy. They are tools, not part of the land marketplace, and they are described here because a policy that says All Apps has to mean it.

They collect nothing. No account, no sign-in, no registration. They do not ask for your name, phone number, email or location. Nothing you open or create in them is sent to us, and we receive no record that you used them. Because we collect nothing, there is nothing for us to share, sell or hand to anyone, and nothing for us to delete on request — a deletion request for these apps has no data to act on.

Whatever you work on stays on your device. Files you open, generate or scan are handled on the phone itself. If an app needs access to your storage, camera or photos to do its job, that access is used for that action only, and Android asks you first — you can withdraw it in your device settings at any time and the rest of the app keeps working.

No analytics and no advertising. These four contain no measurement of any kind and no ad networks. Unlike the AgriZameen app described in Section 9b, they do not open agrizameen.com, so nothing on this website — including the analytics described in Section 4 — runs inside them.

Play Store listings, and the app's own screens, are the place to look for what each tool does. If any of this changes — if one of them ever gains an account, a sync or a network feature — this section changes with it before the release ships.

9e. UPI Split QR com.agrizameen.upisplit · added 19 September 2026

A tool for splitting a bill into separate UPI payment QR codes. It is covered on its own rather than folded into Section 9c, because two things that section says are true of those four apps are not true of this one: it saves things on your device by default, and it is served from a different host.

The app never handles money. It creates standard UPI QR codes and links, nothing more. It does not process, receive, hold or track payments and it connects to no bank account. When someone pays, they pay inside their own UPI app and the money moves from their bank to yours. We never see payment details, balances or transaction history. Marking a QR as “received” is a reminder on your phone and nothing else — always confirm each payment in your own bank app.

What you type stays on your phone. To make a QR you enter your UPI ID, the name on your bank account, the amount and optionally a note. Those are used on the device to build the code and are never sent to AgriZameen or anyone else. There is no sign-up, no account, no advertising, no analytics and no tracking of any kind.

What is saved on the device, and this part is on by default. The app keeps your language choice and a note that you have seen the “Before you start” notice. Separately, while “Remember my UPI ID, name and these QR codes on this device” is ticked — and it is ticked by default — it also keeps your UPI ID, your name and your current set of QR codes, including amounts, the payment note, split settings and which ones you marked received. All of it sits in the app's own storage on your phone. It is on no server of ours, and we cannot see, reach or recover it.

Removing it is immediate. Untick Remember and the saved UPI ID, name and QR codes are deleted at once. Start over clears the current QR codes. Clearing the app's storage or uninstalling removes everything; in a browser, clear that site's data. Because none of it reaches us, a deletion request sent to us has nothing to act on — see Section 13.

Nothing is shared unless you share it. QR images and payment messages leave the app only when you tap Send on WhatsApp, Save image, Download ZIP, Copy, Print or Open in UPI app, and they go only to the app, person or printer you pick. From that point the privacy policy of whatever you chose applies.

Permissions. None. The app does not ask for your camera, microphone, location, contacts, photos, SMS or notifications. It uses the internet only to fetch its own files and updates, and after the first open it works offline.

It is hosted elsewhere, and that matters. Unlike the rest of this policy's subjects, UPI Split QR is served from Netlify, not from agrizameen.com. Like any host, Netlify processes the technical information needed to deliver those files — IP address, device and browser type, and the time of the request — and may keep short-term server logs for security and reliability. It makes no other network requests: no advertising, analytics, font or tracking services.

Not a government or banking app. UPI Split QR is an independent tool by AgriZameen. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to NPCI, BHIM, any bank or any UPI app. UPI is a trademark of the National Payments Corporation of India. It is meant for adults collecting payments and is not directed at children.

Protect your phone. Because the information stays on the device, a screen lock is the security that matters here: with Remember ticked, anyone who can unlock your phone can open the app and read the saved details.

4b. Seller accounts & land listings

This section covers agrizameen.com/account/ — the only part of AgriZameen that asks you to register and the only part where we hold your data on a server. You never need an account to browse land, use any of the apps, or contact us.

What we store when you open a seller account

• Name, email address and mobile number — so we can verify you are a real person and reach you about your land.
• Your password, hashed. We never store the password itself and cannot read it. If you forget it, we can only reset it, never tell you what it was.
• Village, tehsil and district, if you give them.
• The date you accepted this policy, and which version — this is the consent record the DPDP Act requires us to keep.

Identity documents (KYC)

Before land can be listed we ask for one photo ID. We accept PAN, Voter ID, Driving Licence, Passport, or a masked Aadhaar showing only the last four digits. Please do not send a full Aadhaar — the upload screen says so, and we do not want it.

The file is deleted the moment a team member verifies it. Not archived, not backed up separately — removed from the server. What survives is a record that says the check was done, on what date, by whom, and the last four characters of the document number. That is the whole point: a document we no longer hold cannot leak. Until it is reviewed, the file sits outside the public web folder and can only be opened by a signed-in team member.

Land details you submit

• Published on the listing page: village, tehsil, district, area, land classification, and whichever further fields our team switches on after checking them. Every listing is labelled seller-declared · not verified by AgriZameen.
• Never published: khasra number, khata number, the owner name as printed on the record, your name, your mobile number, your price floor, and the exact GPS point. These are held separately from the listing itself so that no public page can reach them by accident. Where a map is shown at all, the coordinate is rounded to roughly a one-kilometre cell.
• Jamabandi and bhunaksha copies you upload stay private. If a redacted extract is ever published, our team produces it by hand and blurs everything except area and classification.

If you enquire about a listing as a buyer

We store your name, mobile number, budget range, purpose and timeline, plus anything you type in the message box. This goes to the AgriZameen team only — we never pass your details to the seller, and we never give you the seller's details. Both sides talk to us. We also store a one-way hash of your IP address to block automated spam; it cannot be turned back into your IP.

Document Desk orders and payments (added 30 September 2026)

If you request a certified copy through the Document Desk, we store the document you asked for, the village (by its Local Government Directory code and name), and the private details you give for obtaining it — the khasra number and, if you give them, the khata number, the owner's name as recorded and a note. You tick a consent box on the form first.

• Purpose: only to obtain the copy you asked for and to deliver it to you.
• Who sees it: the AgriZameen team member handling your order and the document writer applying for the copy. It is never shown on a public page, put in a link, or sent in a WhatsApp message.
• How long: the land details and the delivered file are deleted 12 months after the order is delivered or cancelled; the order reference, dates and payment record stay as accounting records. Ask us and we delete them sooner.
• Payments: online payments are processed by a licensed payment gateway (Razorpay or Cashfree, whichever is shown at checkout). AgriZameen never sees or stores your card, UPI or bank details; we keep the gateway's order and payment reference and its notification of whether the payment succeeded.

Notes of meetings and calls with our team (added 4 October 2026)

When someone from the AgriZameen team meets you, visits land with you or speaks to you on the phone or a video call, they may write a note of it on our team dashboard: the date, how you met, the place, your name and phone number, what was discussed, any follow-up they promised (with a due date), and sometimes a photo or PDF you handed over. If your phone number matches an enquiry or an account you already have with us, labels added to the note (for example the village or what you are looking for) may be added to that record too.

• Purpose: only so the team remembers what was agreed and calls back when it said it would.
• Who sees it: the AgriZameen team only. A note is never shown on a public page. Team members whose access hides phone numbers see yours masked. Files are kept in private storage outside the public website.
• Deleting: notes have no automatic expiry. Only one senior administrator can delete a note; a deleted note and its files sit in a bin for 30 days in case it was deleted by mistake, then are erased for good. Ask us at any time and we delete the notes about you — see Section 13.

Email updates (added 12 October 2026, changed 8 November 2026)

AgriZameen sends three kinds of email: new land listings, land news and guides, and news of new tools. You can ask for them on the email updates page, when you create an account, or on your profile, and choose each kind separately.

From 8 November 2026, an email address you have given AgriZameen for any other reason also receives these emails — the address on your account, or one you gave in an enquiry, a requirement reply, a land check request, a listing of your land, a vendor or professional listing, or when you contacted our team. Such an address gets all three kinds until you change that. Each email says why it reached you (for example, “this address is on your AgriZameen account”) and has an unsubscribe link.

• What we store: your email address, your name if we have it, the kinds of email you get, where the address came from (the email page, sign-up, your profile, your account, an enquiry, a lead and so on), and — when you chose for yourself — the date and the version of the wording you agreed to; which of our emails were sent to you and when; and the date you stopped them, if you do.
• Who you are not emailed: anyone who has stopped our emails or asked for their data to be deleted; anyone who told us “no email” when they contacted us; an address that bounces; an account that is closed or being deleted. Once you unsubscribe you are never added back by this, and the team can switch emails on again only if you ask for it.
• Confirming: an address typed on the email updates page gets one email with a link. The team may also switch on an address that asked but did not press that link.
• From a sign-up list: if you agreed to AgriZameen emails on a sign-up sheet or form we hold (for example at an event), the team may add you from that list. The emails then say they reached you because of that list. Someone already on our list is never changed by such a file, so if you stopped our emails you stay stopped. Bought or scraped lists are never used. (Added 9 November 2026.)
• Changes by the team: if you ask us by phone, WhatsApp or email, the team can change which kinds you get, or stop them. Each change is recorded with its date.
• Purpose: only to send AgriZameen’s own updates. Your address is never sold, never shared for anyone else’s marketing, and never shown on the website. A listing email names the village, tehsil and district and links to the listing — never an owner’s name, a khasra or khata number, or an exact location. Our emails are information, not advice or a promise of any return.
• No tracking: our emails carry no tracking pixels and no tracked links. We do not record whether you open them or what you click.
• Stopping: every email has a link to change what you get or to stop everything, and the unsubscribe button your mail app shows works too. You can also untick them on your profile, or write to us. Nothing more is sent once you stop. Stopping emails does not close your account or delete your enquiry; for that, see Section 13.
• Erasing: if you ask us to erase your email record, it is deleted; we keep only a one-way code made from the address (not the address itself) so that it is not added back from another of our records. If you later ask for emails again, that code is removed.

Saved searches and new-land alerts (added 25 October 2026)

With an account, you can save a search on Buy Land — the filters you chose there — and see in your account how much matching land was published since you last looked. You can also ask for an email when new land matches.

• What we store: for each search you save, the filters (for example a belt, a size range, a budget band, a land class or the words you searched for) and a label made from them; when you saved it and when you last opened it; whether alerts are on, and when you turned them on; which newly published listings matched it; and when we emailed you about them. At most 10 searches an account. It is linked to your account and to nothing else.
• Purpose: to count, in your account, the land that matches each search, and — only when you turn alerts on for that search and have asked for “New land listings” emails (above) — to send you at most one email a day listing it. Alerts are off on a new search. No WhatsApp message or SMS is sent. The email names each listing’s title, its village, tehsil and district as published, its area and a link — never an owner’s name, a khasra or khata number or an exact location, and a price only where the listing itself shows one.
• Who sees it: you. No team screen shows your searches; the team sees only totals (how many searches are saved, how many have alerts on). Nothing about them is shown to sellers or on a public page.
• How long: until you delete the search. A search you have not opened for 12 months is deleted automatically, with what was found for it; the record of matches and of alert emails sent is deleted after 180 days.
• Stopping and deleting: in your account (Liked Lands → Saved searches), Alerts off stops a search’s emails and Delete removes it at once. Every alert email carries the unsubscribe link too. Deleting your account deletes all your saved searches.

Dealers and the enquiries they see (added 12 November 2026)

A dealer is someone who lists land on behalf of its owners, after asking to join the Dealer Desk and being approved by our team.

• What we keep about a dealer: name, email and password (stored only as a one-way hash), firm or trading name, phone and WhatsApp numbers, the villages they cover, their own words on any commission they charge a buyer, the time they accepted the dealer undertaking and its version, and, for each listing, the time they ticked that its owner authorised them. Our team’s decisions (approved, refused, suspended, reinstated, limits) are logged with the staff member and the time.
• What the public sees: “Listed by a dealer” on the listing and the dealer’s own words about commission. Never the dealer’s name, firm or numbers.
• Buyers’ enquiries: an enquiry on a dealer’s listing reaches our team. The dealer sees your name, phone number and message only if you tick the optional line on the enquiry form; that tick is recorded with its time and wording version. Without it, the dealer sees nothing about you. Once shared, the dealer may contact you directly; what they do is their responsibility.
• How long: a dealer’s record is kept while they are a dealer and for 3 years after they leave or are refused, to settle disputes about listings; their listings follow the listing rules above. A dealer can ask us to delete their account under section 13.

Weekly belt report (added 12 November 2026)

A Monday email you can ask for on the email page, an area page or the new-land alerts form. It is one of the email updates above and follows the same rules: we send it only after you confirm from your inbox; your consent is recorded with its date, version and the page you asked from; every email has a one-tap unsubscribe; and no email goes in a week with nothing new. It lists land newly published, asking prices sellers changed (old and new), land sold or withdrawn, new guides and a note from our team with its source — never an owner’s or dealer’s name, a khasra or khata number or an exact location.

Records we keep of our own actions

Every approval, rejection and publication is logged with the staff member's identity and the time. Sign-in attempts are recorded briefly to stop password guessing. These logs exist so that a dispute about what we published, and when, can be settled from evidence rather than memory.

What we do not do

• We do not sell, rent or share your data with data brokers, advertisers or lead-generation services.
• We do not use your listing photographs or documents for anything except your listing.
• We do not run advertising or third-party tracking SDKs on the account pages.

10. Third-party services we call

Enquiry forms (website only). When you submit the "List Your Land", "Find Land" or legal enquiry forms on agrizameen.com, the details you enter (name, phone, and the land or requirement information you choose to give) are written to a private log on our own server and emailed to the AgriZameen team, solely to verify, list or match land. The server is provided by Hostinger, our hosting provider. We do not sell this data. Ask us to delete it anytime at info@agrizameen.com.

These services receive requests directly from your device when you use the relevant feature. Each request inherently includes your IP address and the queried data (e.g., coordinates, map area, or the document you chose to analyse). We choose privacy-respecting, largely open-data providers:

We do not use advertising networks, social-media pixels or cross-app tracking in any product. Google Analytics 4 is used on the website and in the AgriZameen app, which is the website (Section 9b); the GPS Land App, Land Area Converter, Land Toolkit, AgriBigha and Land Records contain no analytics (Section 9d). It counts screens opened and a few interactions — which language you pick, whether you open the instructions, whether you tap through to WhatsApp. It is never run on account or admin screens.

11. Cookies & on-device storage

12. Your rights under the DPDP Act, 2023

Under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (and the DPDP Rules, 2025), you have the right to: access a summary of personal data processed; correction and erasure; grievance redressal; and to nominate a person to exercise your rights. Because our architecture keeps your data on your own device, most rights are exercised instantly by you — and for anything else, our Grievance Officer (Section 17) will assist. You may withdraw any consent (e.g., a device permission) at any time via your device settings; features needing that permission will simply stop, with no other penalty. If unsatisfied with our redressal, you may escalate to the Data Protection Board of India as provided under the Act.

13. Data deletion

Because we hold no server-side account or database, deletion is in your hands and takes effect immediately:

• GPS Land App: delete individual plots inside the app (Plot → Delete), or remove everything via Android Settings → Apps → AgriZameen → Storage → Clear data, or uninstall the app. This permanently erases all plots, photos and logs.
• Land Area Converter: Settings → Apps → Land Area Converter → Clear data, or uninstall.
• Land Toolkit / AgriBigha: nothing persists after you close the app; closing it clears the session. Uninstalling removes the offline cache.
• UPI Split QR: untick Remember my UPI ID, name and these QR codes on this device — the saved UPI ID, name and QR codes go immediately. Start over clears the current codes. Settings → Apps → UPI Split QR → Clear data, or uninstall, removes the rest; in a browser, clear that site's data. None of it reaches our servers, so there is nothing here for us to delete on your behalf.
• Website: clear this site's cookies & site data in your browser (removes azLang, az_lang and googtrans).
• Anything else / assistance: email info@agrizameen.com with subject "Data Deletion Request". We acknowledge within 24 hours and complete any deletion within our control without undue delay (and in all cases within 30 days), including asking you to confirm on-device deletion steps. If you contacted us by email/WhatsApp, we will delete that correspondence on request.

Deleting a seller account

Write to info@agrizameen.com or WhatsApp +91 70149 86988 from your registered number and ask us to erase your account. We action it within 30 days and confirm when it is done.

Erasure removes your name, mobile number, village details and any owner name held against your land, deletes any identity document still on file, deletes your saved searches, and withdraws your listings from the site. Two things survive, and we would rather say so plainly than surprise you later: a record of any sale that actually completed, because tax obligations attach to it, and the staff action log — with your personal details stripped out of both.

14. Children

Our products are general-audience utilities intended for adults dealing with land. They are not directed at children, and we do not knowingly process children's personal data. Land transactions require adults; if you believe a child has shared personal data with us (e.g., by email), contact the Grievance Officer and we will delete it.

15. Security

All AgriZameen sites and apps are served exclusively over HTTPS. We follow a local-first design precisely because the safest personal data is data that never leaves your device. For the limited external calls listed above, we send the minimum necessary. No system is perfectly secure; in the unlikely event of a personal-data breach within our control, we will notify affected users and the Data Protection Board as required by the DPDP Act.

16. Retention

For the apps and on-device tools, nothing is held on our servers, so there is nothing to time out — your data lives on your device until you delete it. Email and WhatsApp correspondence is kept only as long as needed to help you, and for any legal or accounting obligation, then deleted.

For seller accounts and listings, we hold data for these periods:

These are maximum periods, not targets. When you ask us to erase your account we do it inside 30 days — see Section 13. Where a record must survive erasure because a transaction actually completed, we keep the transaction record and strip your personal details from it.

17. Grievance Officer (DPDP Act, 2023)

18. Changes to this policy

We will update this page when practices or laws change, revising the version number and effective date at the top. Material changes will be highlighted here and, where feasible, announced in-app. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.

19. Contact

Questions about privacy, this policy, or your data: info@agrizameen.com · +91 70149 86988 · "AgriZameen", 137 Paraswanath Colony, Nirman Nagar, Jaipur — 302019, Rajasthan, India.