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How to Check IPO Allotment Status

This facility allows investors to verify the IPO allotment status of their application submitted to Trading Member or SCSB (Self Certified Schedule Banks) provided that Trading Member/ SCSB have uploaded the application on BSEu2019s book building software u2013 iBBS. The Investors is required to put combination of his application no. and pan no. and to select Issue name to check the status of his application.<br>https://newipo.info/check-ipo-bid-and-allotment-status/

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How to Check IPO Allotment Status

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  1. How to Check IPO Allotment Status? ● Through MUFG Intime, also known as Link Intime or Fintech, the IPO registrant, one can confirm their IPO allotment status. Verification of the IPO allotment requires the following data. Investors will find the information under the search option on the registrar's or BSE's website if shares have been allocated. PAN card (to check the online status of your IPO allotment, use your PAN number) Number of application for demat account or IPO DP customer ID The IPO allotment is processed by the IPO registrar using the allotment. Following the registrar's completion of the allocation, the IPO allotment status ought to be available and will show up under the IPO name that the investors have requested. Information is sent to investors by email and SMS by the BSE, NSE, CDSL, and NSDL. Let's first define the term before getting into the specifics of IPO allotment status. The process of assigning shares to investors who submitted applications during an IPO is referred to as "IPO allotment status." The objective is to distribute shares among all candidates fairly. Top IPO Registrars in India ● We have included the leading IPO registrars in India based on the current market conditions. While all the listed registrars provide services to SME IPOs, MUFG Intime, also known as Link Intime, and KFin Technologies provide services to mainstream IPOs. They are the ones who publish the IPO allotment status on their website and do the calculations using the IPO subscription data. On the day of allotment, investors check the website to see if they have been allotted shares or not. While KFin Technologies has serviced 225+ IPOs till date and this number is increasing daily, BigShare Services has serviced 300+ IPOs and is now tied for second place with Link Intime. Checking Your IPO Allotment Status ● You want to know if you were given shares or not after submitting an application for an initial public offering (IPO). To find out your IPO allotment status, follow these steps: Go to the official website: First, go to the company's official website where you submitted your application for an IPO. Locate the item labeled "IPO Allotment Status." Enter the following information: Information such as your application number and PAN (permanent account number) must be entered. Send in your request: Once the necessary data has been entered, submit your request. The status of your IPO allotment status will then be shown on the website. Website of the Registrar: You might occasionally need to go to the registrar's website, as they are in charge of IPO allocation. A link to it is available on the official website. Conclusion An important step in your investment journey is to determine your IPO allotment status. If you follow the previous instructions and keep these points in mind, you can complete this process with confidence. Remember that getting an allotment in a major initial public offering (IPO) requires more than just good luck; it also requires active planning and well-informed choices. So, keep investing and stay informed!

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