How the Allotment Process Works

 Step 1: IPO Closes — All applications are locked for verification.
 Step 2: Registrar finalises the basis of allotment.
 Step 3: Shares are allotted based on investor categories (Retail, HNI, QIB).
 Step 4: Investors can check their status online.
 Step 5: Shares are credited to the investor’s demat account.

Where to Check IPO Allotment Status

You can check your IPO allotment status on:

• The official website of the registrar to the issue (Link Intime, KFintech, Bigshare).
• Stock exchange websites like BSE or NSE.
• Your broker’s trading app (some brokers show your status too).

Details Needed to Check

You usually need:

• PAN number
• Application number
• DP Client ID (if needed)

Always keep your application slip or email confirmation safe.

Step-by-Step Guide

 1️⃣ Go to the registrar’s website.
 2️⃣ Click on ‘IPO Allotment Status’.
 3️⃣ Select the IPO name from the dropdown.
 4️⃣ Enter your PAN number and application details.
 5️⃣ Click ‘Submit’ to see your allotment result.

Sample Table: Popular Registrars

What Do the Results Mean?

•  If you see the number of shares allotted: Congratulations! You will soon see the shares in your demat account.
• If it says ‘No shares allotted’: Your money will be refunded or unblocked.
• If you see ‘Pending’: Sometimes, results take a few hours to update — check again later.

When Will Shares Be Credited?

Once you know your status, the next question is when you will get the shares. If allotted, shares are credited to your demat account 1–2 days before the listing date. You can’t sell them before they appear in your account.