IPO Allotment Status
Pick an IPO and go straight to the registrar that holds its result. For issues you applied to through IPOSathi, My Applications flags results as soon as they're published.
Choose an issue above and we'll take you to the exact registrar page for it. Only closed and listed IPOs are listed — an issue still taking bids has no allotment to check yet.
Applied through us? My Applications flags each result as soon as it's published, so you don't have to check manually.
How to check your IPO allotment status
- Wait for the basis of allotment.It is usually finalised the evening of the day after the issue closes. There is nothing to check before the registrar publishes it — an earlier “not allotted” just means it isn’t out yet.
- Pick the issue in the box above, or find its registrar in the directory below. The registrar is shown on each IPO’s page and on your application.
- Enter one of three things on the registrar’s page: your PAN, your application number, or your demat / DP client ID. Any one is enough.
- Complete the captcha and submit.That captcha is the registrar’s own step — it is deliberate, which is why no site (including this one) can show your personal allotment without sending you there.
Prefer the exchange? The BSE application-status page checks the same application by PAN across every issue in one place. And once the IPO lists, allotted shares simply show up in your demat account.
IPO registrar allotment pages
Nearly every Indian IPO is handled by one of these registrars. If you already know which one holds your issue, go straight to its status page.
MUFG Intime India
Handles a large share of mainboard IPOs. Formerly Link Intime, now MUFG Intime.
Open MUFG Intime India allotment page →KFin Technologies
The other big mainboard registrar — many of the largest issues run through KFin.
Open KFin Technologies allotment page →Bigshare Services
Very common on SME issues, and plenty of mainboard ones too.
Open Bigshare Services allotment page →Some issues use smaller registrars (Cameo, Purva, Maashitla, Integrated and others). Select the IPO in the box above and we’ll send you to the correct one.
What your allotment result means
- Allotted
- Shares are credited to your demat account before listing, and the blocked amount for those shares is debited. You’re in.
- Not allotted
- Common when an issue is oversubscribed — allotment is by lottery, so plenty of valid applications get nothing. Your funds were only blocked under ASBA/UPI, never debited, and the block is released, typically within a day or two of the basis of allotment.
- Partial allotment
- For a heavily oversubscribed issue, even large retail applications are cut back to a single lot by lottery. The unused portion of your blocked amount is released.
New to any of this? Our guide to how IPO allotment works walks through the whole process, and what GMP is explains the grey-market number you see before listing.