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Every distressed asset auction in India, in one place.

123Assets brings together IBBI, BAANKNET and bank auction notices across SARFAESI, IBC CIRP and IBC Liquidation. Verified photos, AI risk analysis and a guided path from first look to final payment.

Today the data is scattered across portals, PDFs and newspaper pages.

  • IBBI announcements
  • BAANKNET e-auctions
  • Newspaper sale notices
  • RP and Liquidator data

How it works

From a notice in the paper to a confident bid.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Search every SARFAESI and IBC auction in one feed. Filter by state, asset type, process, reserve price and auction date, then see each lot on a map.

  2. 02

    Evaluate

    Verified photographs, plain language summaries and an AI risk analysis for each asset. Compare lots side by side before you commit time or money.

  3. 03

    Get bid ready

    A checklist for every process: KYC documents, the Section 29A self declaration for IBC sales, and EMD proof tracking so nothing is missed on the day.

  4. 04

    Follow through

    Reminders for inspections, bid deadlines and balance payments, a My Auctions dashboard, and a direct line to ask the RP or Liquidator a question.

Auction types

Three laws. Three different journeys.

Each process has its own seller, rules, timelines and payment terms. Every listing on 123Assets is tagged with its process, so you always follow the right path.

01

SARFAESI

SARFAESI Act, 2002

Banks and NBFCs sell secured assets of defaulting borrowers through their Authorised Officer, under the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002.

  • Homes, offices, land and vehicles
  • Sold by the secured creditor
  • Bank specific EMD and payment terms
02

IBC CIRP

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

During the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process a Resolution Professional invites resolution plans for a whole company, approved by the Committee of Creditors.

  • Acquire a business as a going concern
  • Expressions of interest via Form G
  • Section 29A eligibility applies
03

IBC Liquidation

IBBI (Liquidation Process) Regulations, 2016

A Liquidator sells assets, lots or the company as a going concern, usually by e-auction, with reserve prices that can step down between rounds.

  • Balance due within 90 days of demand
  • 12% interest on payment after day 30
  • Includes Not Readily Realisable Assets
Asset categoriesResidentialCommercialIndustrialLandPlant and machineryVehiclesGoing concernsNot Readily Realisable Assets

Our principle

Public facts stay free.

Auction notices are public information. Reserve prices, EMD amounts, dates and contact details will never sit behind a paywall on 123Assets. You pay only for the tools that save you time: AI analysis, alerts and bid tracking.

Who it's for

Built for both sides of the auction.

Investors and buyers

Find opportunities early, understand the risk, and arrive at every auction prepared.

Brokers and advisors

Track the full market for your clients and share clean, comparable asset briefs.

Banks and financial institutions

Put recovery assets in front of serious, bid ready buyers and improve realisations.

Resolution Professionals

Reach qualified resolution applicants and answer their questions in one place.

Liquidators

Widen participation in your auctions and reduce failed rounds and reserve cuts.

Early access

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  • Personal onboarding from the founding team
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