The platform covers more than 140 million Aadhaar-linked buyers, 250,000 retailers and around 70 million tonnes of fertiliser sales annually, while supporting nearly ₹2 lakh crore in fertiliser subsidies. iFMS is being integrated with Meri Fasal Mera Byora in Haryana and AgriStack, allowing fertiliser purchases to be matched with farmer and land records, the statement said.
Under the new Framework for Fertilizer Sale, farmers can book fertiliser using their AgriStack ID after verification of land details. A QR-based booking is then matched with the quantity purchased at the retailer’s point-of-sale device.
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The government is also using vehicle tracking to monitor fertiliser movement and strengthening electronic processing of subsidy claims through PFMS/e-Bill systems.
The broader aim is to turn iFMS from a transaction-recording system into a platform that can track where fertiliser is available, how it moves and whether the purchases align with agricultural requirements.