GRAS, or the Government Receipt Accounting System, is a digital platform used in several Indian states to facilitate the payment of taxes and other government fees electronically. It is designed to streamline the process of collecting state revenues, offering citizens, businesses, and government entities the ability to make payments online 24/7, enhancing transparency and convenience.

Through GRAS, users can pay various charges such as stamp duties, registration fees, land revenue, excise duties, and more, depending on the services enabled by the state government. Payments can be made using internet banking, debit cards, or at designated bank branches. The system generates an e-challan as proof of payment, which is recognized by relevant government departments.

The GRAS platform is used in multiple states like Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Jammu & Kashmir, with slight variations in its features based on local requirements. It helps ensure accurate tracking of receipts and provides a modern, paperless alternative for managing state revenue collections.

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