Can buy more than 1000 properties cheaply, SBI is going to Mega E-Auction

If you are thinking of buying property at a cheaper price during the Corona period, then the State Bank of India has brought a great opportunity for you. SBI is going to conduct a mega e-auction on September 30, in which more than 1 thousand fixed assets will be auctioned. These properties include flats, plots and shops. These are the mortgaged assets of those who have failed to repay the bank's debt. Now SBI will auction these properties to recover its dues.



Attached properties will be auctioned
According to the bank's website, these are the properties that were attached. The auction will be conducted in a very transparent manner. In this, the bank has kept the details related to each property in front of the people. The bank also says that it gives other information including freehold or leasehold of the property, its measurement, location etc. in the public notice issued for the auction.


This is how to participate in the auction



  • EMD (Ernest Money Deposit) for the particular property mentioned in the e-auction notice.

  • KYC Documents: This is to be deposited in the concerned bank branch.

  • Valid Digital Signature: Bidders can contact the e-auctioneer or any other authorized agency to obtain a digital signature.

  • Login ID and Password: After submission of EMD and KYC documents to the concerned branch, the e-auctioneer will send the login ID and password to the email ID of the bidders.


You can contact any nearest branch of SBI. For this, contact person will be available from SBI. You can also inspect the property.


Websites for auction related information


C1 India Private Limited: https://www.bankeauctions.com/Sbi
E-Procurement Technologies Ltd .: https://sbi.auctiontiger.net/EPROC/
For property display: https://ibapi.in
For auction platform: https://www.mstcecommerce.com/auctionhome/ibapi/index.jsp


Bidders will get an opportunity to bid by logging in at the scheduled time on the e-auction date.


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