Oxanet

Oxanet publishes Italian judicial auctions — vendite giudiziarie of both movable and immovable property — and runs the telematic bidding for the courts it serves. It is one of the accredited operators that sit between the Ministry of Justice register, where every sale must legally be advertised, and the buyer who actually wants to place a bid.

What you can buy

• Property (beni immobili): flats, houses, commercial units and land from enforcement and insolvency.
• Movable property (beni mobili): vehicles, equipment, machinery and business assets.
• Business assets: whatever the underlying proceeding has attached.

How the bidding works

The site highlights auctions in evidence and those closing soon (aste in scadenza), which is the practical way to use a judicial portal — sales run to court deadlines rather than a weekly rhythm. Bidding happens in a reserved area you register for. As with every Italian telematic sale, the formal prerequisites apply: expect to need a certified email address and a digital signature to deposit an offer.

What to check before you bid

The listing is a summary of a court file, and the file governs. The perizia sets out condition, occupancy and encumbrances; the ordinanza di vendita sets the deposit, the payment deadline and what happens if you default. Read both before bidding — on Italian property in particular, whether an occupant has to be removed after the sale is the question that decides whether the price was good. Everything is in Italian.