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| Quality Power | MUFG |
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How to Check IPO Allotment Status?
Checking your IPO allotment status is easy and can be done through:
- Registrar's Website– Visit the official website of registrars like Link Intime or KFinTech and enter your PAN, application number, or DP ID.
- Stock Exchanges– Check on NSE or BSE websites using your application details. Bank or Broker
Factors Affecting IPO Allotment
The IPO allotment process follows SEBI regulations, and the key factors include:
- Demand & Oversubscription – Higher demand reduces the chances of allotment.
- Category of Investor – Retail, HNI, and institutional investors have different allotment rules.
- Application Size – Applying in multiple lots may not guarantee higher chances.
- Randomized Lottery System – Allotment is done via a fair computerized lottery in case of oversubscription.
Tips for IPO Allotment Success
Want to increase your IPO allotment chances? Follow these strategies:
✔ Apply via Multiple Demat Accounts (Family members can apply separately)
✔ Use UPI for Quick Processing – Ensures faster verification
✔ Bid at the Cut-Off Price – Maximizes chances of allocation
✔ Apply for Minimum Lot – In highly oversubscribed IPOs, single-lot applications have better odds
What Happens If I Do Not Get the Allotment?
If you're not allotted IPO shares, here’s what happens:
Your application money is refunded within a few days.
Funds are unblocked in ASBA (if applied via UPI/bank).
You can invest in the IPO post-listing if you're still interested.
Pro Tip: Track upcoming IPOs and prepare early to maximize your chances!