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How to Check IPO Allotment Status? – A Detailed Guide

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How to Check IPO Allotment Status
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Participating in an initial public offering (IPO) is an exciting step, but the suspense that follows can be nerve-wracking for many investors. The moment the issue closes, every applicant wants to know “how to check IPO allotment status?” quickly and accurately. This guide explains the different official channels available, outlines the information you need to keep handy, and clarifies timelines so that you never miss an update on your IPO allotment status.

Before you log in, keep your PAN, application number, DP client ID, and the exact issue name handy for quick entry and access to IPO allotment status.

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Steps to track IPO status on NSE website

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) provides a seamless self-service link for retail applicants. Follow these steps to track IPO status on NSE Website:

  • Login to NSE India
  • Select the equity symbol from the drop-down options.
  • Enter the application number.
  • Click on Get Data.

The portal instantly displays your IPO allotment status. If the page shows “No Records Found,” the allotment is either pending or was not made. Refreshing repeatedly will not change the outcome until the registrar uploads the final file. Remember, the NSE page lists results only after it receives data from the designated registrar.

Using BSE online to view IPO status on BSE

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) hosts a similar tool under “Investor Services.” Follow these steps:

  • Visit the BSE website and navigate to the Investor Services section.
  • Select “Status of Issue Application” from the dropdown menu.
  • Click on “Application Status Check”.
  • Choose “Equity” as the issue type.
  • Select the IPO name from the list.
  • Enter your PAN number and application details.
  • Click on “Search” to view your allotment status

When your shares are allotted, the screen will show the number of units credited. If nothing appears, do not panic; each exchange receives the file at slightly different times. Verifying the IPO status on BSE a few hours after checking the NSE site helps cross-confirm your IPO allotment status without relying on rumours circulated on social media.

Read Also: Initial Public Offerings (IPO): Meaning, Types, Benefits and How it Works?

Cross-verifying through registrar and transfer agent (RTA) portals

Registrars are the original custodians of allotment data. Their portals let you look up results even before exchanges update their pages. Follow these steps to look up results:

  • Navigate to the specific IPO page on the RTA site.
  • Choose between PAN, application number, or DP Client ID searches.
  • Solve the CAPTCHA and submit.

The display will show whether units are allotted or the application is rejected. Since RTAs manage refunds and credit instructions, their record is considered definitive. Always capture a screenshot of the page for personal records.

Conclusion

Waiting for shares teaches that equity returns flow to patient investors, not to those who chase quick gains. You can channel the same discipline into a diversified mutual fund strategy. Scheduling regular purchases through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) allows you to average costs automatically and stay invested despite market swings. Use an online SIP calculator to estimate future corpus values, compare scenarios, and decide how much to commit.

If you prefer regular plans, an AMFI-registered distributor can set up mandates and explain features such as the insta-redemption facility for liquid and overnight funds, subject to SEBI limits. Please consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions about insta-redemption. Such distributor-based investments under regular plans can also help first-time investors with paperwork.

Read Also: How to Invest in an IPO: Step-by-Step Guide

FAQs:

What is IPO allotment status?

It is the official confirmation indicating whether your application in an initial public offering received any shares and, if so, how many.

How to check IPO allotment status?

You can check through three authorised channels: the NSE portal for IPO status on NSE, the BSE website for IPO status on BSE, and the respective Registrar and Transfer Agent portal. All methods are free and require your PAN or application details.

Where to check IPO allotment status?

The sources that should be referred to are 1) ‘Check Trades/Bids’ page at NSE, 2) ‘Investor Services’ page at BSE, and 3) the website of the IPO registrar (KFin, Link Intime, etc.). Do not use unverified third-party sites.

When is the IPO allotment status updated?

Allotment generally finalises two to three working days after the issue closes. The exact calendar is disclosed in the Red Herring Prospectus. Exchanges and RTAs usually publish the IPO allotment status by evening on the same day.

How do I check my IPO allotment status online? 

Visit any of the three portals, enter the respective details correctly and submit. The process will present your IPO allotment status as soon as the database is live.

What does allotment date in IPO mean?

Allotment date is the business day on which the shares are credited into successful applicants’ demat accounts and refunds for unsuccessful applicants are initiated. Allotment date is mentioned in the IPO timetable and it falls one working day before listing.

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