MCC to adopt govt software for issuance of trade licences
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Preparations are under way to implement new software in Mangaluru.
The state govt has developed software called 'Vyapar' for issuing trade licences to businesses. Various city local bodies in the state are currently using this software to issue trade licences, and the MCC will also adopt the 'Vyapar' software. Until now, the city corporation developed trade licence software in partnership with private firms.
MCC commissioner Ravichandra Naik said following a directive from the state govt mandating uniform software use across all urban local bodies, the MCC is now transitioning to the 'Vyapar' platform developed by the state for issuing trade licences across Karnataka.
"The MCC suspended trade licence services, including issuance and renewal, through its old software to comply with the state govt's directive. All trade licence services will be facilitated exclusively via the 'Vyapar' software. Further, it also simplifies the verification process. Instead of multi-step verification, the new software completes the process with a two-step verification," the commissioner said, adding that the new software is introduced to standardise trade licence issuance across the state and improve transparency and efficiency in the process.
Traders who want to avail themselves of new trade licences or renew existing ones may visit the website http://www.mrc.gov.in and click the 'Citizen Online Services' tab to avail themselves of the online facility. After clicking the 'Vyapar Trade Licence' tab, traders may submit the applications and pay the required fees online, he said.
"Traders may also track the status of their applications and download the licence issued by the MCC using the platform. Requesting all traders to use the new 'Vyapar' software, the commissioner said those holding licences issued through the old software are required to re-submit supporting documents to renew their licenses under the new system. Meanwhile, anyone who applies for a fresh licence must also use the new portal to apply for business licences," he said.
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