SARFAESI bank auctions
When a borrower defaults, a secured lender can take possession of the mortgaged asset and sell it through a public auction after issuing statutory notices.
Auction notices sourced from published bank, NCLT and government listings
Guide
Different laws drive different auction types, but the buyer's journey is broadly the same.
When a borrower defaults, a secured lender can take possession of the mortgaged asset and sell it through a public auction after issuing statutory notices.
In liquidation, an appointed liquidator sells company assets through e-auction under the insolvency framework, often in lots.
Departments and public undertakings auction surplus land, vehicles and equipment through official portals.
Notice published → inspection window → EMD and registration → e-auction with timed bid increments → highest bid confirmed → balance payment → sale certificate.