IPO Guide

How to Check IPO Allotment Status in India

IPO allotment status is available on the registrar website within T+6 days of the IPO close date. You need your PAN number or application number. Takes under 2 minutes.

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stoicHQ Research Team · Ex-quants, IIT Delhi · Updated June 2026

Check allotment by registrar

01

KFin Technologies

Open portal →
Common IPOs: Ather Energy, Hexaware Technologies, Bajaj Housing Finance
  1. Go to kosmos.kfintech.com/ipostatus
  2. Select the IPO name from the dropdown
  3. Choose search type: Application Number, Demat Account, or PAN
  4. Enter your details and click Submit
  5. View allotment status and shares allotted
02

Link Intime India

Open portal →
Common IPOs: Bajaj Auto, Swiggy, Waaree Energies
  1. Go to linkintime.co.in and select IPO allotment
  2. Select the company name from the list
  3. Choose PAN, Application Number, or Demat Account
  4. Enter your PAN or application number
  5. Click Submit to see your allotment
03

Bigshare Services

Open portal →
Common IPOs: Schloss Bangalore, Various SME IPOs
  1. Go to ipo.bigshareonline.com/IPO_Status.html
  2. Select the IPO from the dropdown
  3. Enter Application Number or PAN
  4. Click Search to get your allotment status
04

Maashitla Securities

Open portal →
Common IPOs: Various SME IPOs
  1. Go to maashitla.com/allotment-status/ipo
  2. Select the IPO name
  3. Enter PAN or Application Number
  4. Click Check Status

Registrar-wise allotment guides

KFin Technologiesallotment →MUFG Intime (Link Intime)allotment →Bigshare Servicesallotment →Purva Sharegistryallotment →Maashitla Securitiesallotment →Cameo Corporate Servicesallotment →

How to apply for an IPO

You apply for any IPO through a demat and trading account using UPI or ASBA during the bidding window. If you don't have one yet, you can open a demat account online in a few minutes. Some investors also keep a second demat account to submit an additional application under a different PAN in the household and improve allotment odds.

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IPO allotment timeline

DayEventWhat happens
T (Close date)IPO subscription closesFinal subscription figures released. Oversubscription ratios known.
T+1Subscription data finalisedBSE/NSE publish final bid data. Registrar begins allotment computation.
T+4 to T+6Allotment dateSEBI mandates allotment within 6 days. Registrar websites go live.
T+6Refund initiationNon-allotted amounts unblocked in ASBA bank accounts.
T+7Demat creditAllotted shares credited to your demat account.
T+7 to T+10Listing dayShares list on NSE/BSE. Can trade from listing day.

What to do if you didn't get IPO allotment

Not getting allotment is normal - oversubscribed IPOs use computerised lottery. Your blocked ASBA amount will be unblocked automatically within T+6 days. No action needed from your end.

→Wait for T+6 - amount is automatically unblocked from your ASBA bank account. No need to contact your broker.
→If amount is not unblocked after T+7, contact your broker first. They can check with the registrar.
→For oversubscribed IPOs, increasing your application count across family members does not help - each PAN gets one application.
→You can apply in Category II (HNI) with higher amounts for better allotment odds, but minimum investment jumps to ₹2L.
→For high-demand IPOs, applying early on day 1 does not improve allotment probability. The lottery runs on final data.

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