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How to Check IPO Allotment Stutus?

To check the Initial Public Offering (IPO) allotment status, follow these steps based on standard procedures in India:

1.Check via Registrar’s Website:

    • Visit the official website of the IPO registrar (e.g., Link Intime India, KFin Technologies, or Bigshare Services).
    • Navigate to the IPO allotment status section.
    • Select the specific IPO from the dropdown list.
    • Enter your PAN number, IPO application number, or DP/Client ID.
    • Submit the details to view your allotment status.

    2. Check via Stock Exchange Websites:

      • BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange):
        • Visit www.bseindia.com.
        • Go to the IPO section and select the IPO.
        • Enter your application number or PAN.
        • Submit to check the status.
      • NSE (National Stock Exchange):
        • Visit www.nseindia.com and navigate to the “Check Trade/Bids” section.
        • Log in or register using your PAN.
        • Select the IPO and enter your application number or PAN.
        • Submit to view the status.

      3. Check via Broker or Demat Account:

        • Log in to your trading or Demat account (e.g., ICICI Direct, Zerodha, Groww).
        • Go to the IPO section in your account dashboard.
        • Check the allotment status for the IPO you applied for.
        • Some brokers, like Groww, may also send email or SMS notifications.

        4.Third-Party Websites:

          • Visit platforms like IPO Watch, Chittorgarh, or mStock to check the status using your PAN or application number.

          5. Mobile Apps:

            • Use apps like Narada or IPO Premium to track IPO allotments by entering your PAN. These apps can consolidate multiple IPO statuses.

            Key Notes:

            • Allotment status is typically available within 24 hours to a week after the IPO subscription period ends, depending on the registrar and SEBI guidelines.
            • Ensure your PAN, application number, or Demat details are correct to avoid errors.
            • If allotted, shares will be credited to your Demat account. If not, funds blocked via ASBA will be released within 1-2 days.
            • Common reasons for non-allotment include oversubscription, incorrect PAN, or invalid Demat details.

            For specific IPOs, check the registrar’s website or the IPO prospectus for the exact allotment date. If you’re looking for a particular IPO’s status (e.g., Borana Weaves), let me know, and I can guide you further!

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