New Payment System for Vehicle and Real Estate Transactions in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is set to implement a new payment mechanism for car and real estate sales. Under this system, funds paid through banks during these transactions will be held temporarily until the buyer's ownership rights are officially registered.
Key Details
- Sellers of vehicles and real estate will receive payment only after the rights of the buyer are registered.
- This change aims to enhance transaction security and protect the interests of buyers.
- The payment process will involve banks acting as intermediaries who temporarily hold the funds.
"The new system will guarantee that the buyer’s ownership rights are confirmed before sellers access the payment, reducing fraud and disputes," said a Kazakh official involved in the reform.
Background and Purpose
The reform addresses concerns about fraud and gradual payment releases in property and car sales, ensuring a safer and more transparent process in Kazakhstan's real estate and automotive markets.
This system enhances buyer protection by linking payment release to official ownership registration, thereby strengthening trust in Kazakhstan's property and vehicle markets.
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