IPO Allotment Status — Check Online (All Registrars)

Allotment dates and official registrar links for every current Mainboard & SME IPO.

Updated 22 Jun 2026

Check your allotment in 2 steps

2 · Check allotment

You'll need your PAN, application number, or Demat ID (DP ID + Client ID) on the registrar's page. Registrar sites are official third-party portals.

Current IPO Allotment Dates & Links

IPO Registrar Allotment Links

Don't see your IPO above? Go straight to the registrar or exchange handling it.

Link Intime / MUFG Intime
now MUFG Intime India
Handles most large Mainboard IPOs
KFin Technologies
formerly Karvy / KFintech
Major Mainboard & SME registrar
Bigshare Services
Frequent SME IPO registrar
Cameo Corporate Services
South-India based issues
Skyline Financial Services
SME IPOs
Maashitla Securities
SME IPOs
BSE India
Exchange portal
Check any IPO via the BSE application status system
NSE India
Exchange portal
NSE IPO bid verification

How to Check IPO Allotment Status?

  1. 1

    Find your IPO's registrar

    Every IPO appoints one registrar (Link Intime / MUFG Intime, KFintech, Bigshare, etc.). Use the registrar links on this page or open the IPO from the table to reach the right portal.

  2. 2

    Open the registrar's allotment page

    Click the registrar (or BSE / NSE) link. You will land directly on the official allotment status page.

  3. 3

    Select the IPO name

    Choose the company name from the dropdown. IPO names appear only after the allotment is finalised — if the name is missing, allotment is not out yet.

  4. 4

    Enter PAN, application number, or Demat ID

    Any one of the three works. PAN is the easiest. For Demat ID, enter your 16-digit DP ID + Client ID.

  5. 5

    Submit and view your status

    You will see shares applied and allotted. Zero allotted means the application was not selected in the lottery — blocked funds are released within 1–2 working days.

What is IPO Allotment Status?

IPO allotment status tells you whether shares were allotted to your application after an IPO closes. When an IPO is oversubscribed, not every applicant receives shares — retail allotment is decided by a computerised lottery conducted by the IPO's registrar under SEBI's rules. The registrar finalises the basis of allotment on the allotment date, after which you can check your status using PAN, application number, or Demat ID on the registrar's website or on BSE/NSE.

Under the T+3 listing timeline, allotment is typically finalised one working day after the issue closes, shares are credited to Demat the next day, and the stock lists on the third working day. Funds of unsuccessful applicants are unblocked within a day of allotment.

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FAQs About IPO Allotment Status

Check allotment on the IPO registrar's website (Link Intime / MUFG Intime, KFintech or Bigshare) using your PAN, application number or Demat ID, or on the BSE / NSE allotment pages. This page links every current IPO directly to a check page.

There is no fixed time. Allotment is typically finalised by late evening on the allotment date, and the status appears on the registrar website between 6 PM and midnight, sometimes the next morning.

In an oversubscribed IPO, retail allotment happens by computerised lottery. Common reasons: heavy oversubscription, bid below cut-off price, or application errors (PAN mismatch, multiple applications on one PAN, unapproved UPI mandate).

The official registrar document showing how shares were distributed across categories — applications received, oversubscription per category, and the retail lottery ratio.

Under SEBI's T+3 timeline, UPI/ASBA mandates of unsuccessful applicants are released by the next working day after allotment. If funds stay blocked, contact your bank and the registrar.

Yes. All major registrars accept PAN as a standalone input. Select the IPO, choose PAN, enter the 10-character PAN and submit.

Shares are credited to Demat one working day before listing; the stock lists on NSE/BSE on the listing date. Track expected listing price with live GMP.

No. GMP reflects expected listing price, not allotment chances. High-GMP IPOs attract more applications, which lowers retail lottery odds.