As a formal branch of law, it is not possible for the enforcement law to avoid digitalization. However, the reflections of digitalization on enforcement law occur later but more sharply compared to other branches of law. Sale by auction in the electronic environment, which was added to Article 111/b of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Code within the framework of the The Law No. 7343 on the Amendment to the Execution and Bankruptcy and Certain Laws adopted on 24.11.2021, is a typical example of this. With this regulation, the legislator has completely left auctions in physical environment in the past and moved the entire auction process to the internet environment. In this context, it has been accepted that forced auctions will be held through the Electronic Sales Portal integrated into the National Judicial Network Information System as a monopoly. However, considering the comparative law, it is seen that there are intense debates in both doctrine and practice on whether the liquidation can be carried out by the bailiff or a third party through a private platform. In this study, the current debates in comparative law are evaluated within the framework of the liquidation procedures adopted in the in the Code of Enforcement and Bankruptcy.