IPO Allotment Status Check 2026 — Link Intime, Kfintech, Bigshare

Check your IPO allotment status online for all recent IPOs in India. Use the quick checker below to be redirected directly to the official registrar's allotment portal — Link Intime, KFin Technologies (Kfintech), Bigshare Services, Cameo, Maashitla and others. You'll need your PAN number, application number, or DP/Client ID to check the status. Allotment results are usually available 1 to 2 working days after the IPO closes.

Recently Closed IPOs — Check Allotment Status

Direct links to allotment status pages for IPOs that closed in the last 30 days:

How to Check IPO Allotment Status — Step by Step

There are four reliable ways to check your IPO allotment status. The registrar website method is most accurate and updates first.

Method 1: Check via Registrar Website (Most Accurate)

1. Identify the IPO's registrar from the table above or the IPO prospectus.
2. Visit the registrar's official allotment page (Link Intime, Kfintech, Bigshare, etc.).
3. Select the IPO name from the dropdown menu.
4. Enter your PAN Number, Application Number, or DP/Client ID.
5. Complete the captcha and click Submit.
6. Your allotment status will display: Allotted, Not Allotted, or Application Not Found.

Method 2: Check via BSE Website

1. Go to bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx
2. Select Equity from the issue type dropdown.
3. Choose your IPO from the issue name dropdown.
4. Enter your Application Number and PAN.
5. Click Search to view your allotment status.

Method 3: Check via NSE Website

1. Visit NSE IPO Allotment Page
2. Login with your NSE account or use the public allotment checker.
3. Select the IPO and enter PAN + Application Number.
4. Submit to view your status.

Method 4: Check via Your Broker App

Most brokers like Zerodha (Kite/Console), Groww, Upstox, and Angel One show your IPO allotment status directly in the app once results are published. Look for the "IPO" or "Investments" section in your broker app.

Major IPO Registrars in India

India has multiple SEBI-registered share transfer agents (registrars) who handle IPO allotment. Here are the main ones:

What Information You Need to Check Allotment

• PAN Number — Mandatory for almost all registrars. Same PAN you used while applying.
• Application Number — Found in the BHIM UPI confirmation SMS or your broker's order history.
• DP/Client ID — Your demat account ID (e.g., 1208160000123456 for CDSL or IN30001212345678 for NSDL).
• IPO Name — Exact IPO you applied to (avoid spelling errors).
• Registrar Name — Mentioned in the IPO prospectus and on this page.

When Will I Get IPO Allotment? — Timeline

The Indian IPO allotment process follows a strict T+3 timeline mandated by SEBI:

Understanding Your Allotment Result

✅ "Allotted" — You Got Shares

Congratulations! The number of shares allotted will be displayed (usually 1 lot for retail investors). Shares will be credited to your demat account by T+3 day. The blocked amount in your bank account will be debited and only the allotment amount retained.

❌ "Not Allotted" — Refund Coming

Your application was valid but you didn't get shares — this happens when the IPO is oversubscribed and allotment is done via computerized lottery. Your blocked funds will be released by T+2 day. The UPI mandate is automatically cancelled and money becomes available.

⏳ "Application Not Found"

Possible reasons: (1) Allotment status not yet released — check after a few hours. (2) Wrong PAN/Application Number entered. (3) Application was on a different registrar. (4) Application failed at submission stage.

🚫 "Application Rejected"

Common rejection reasons: PAN-Aadhaar not linked, multiple applications from same PAN, third-party UPI mandate, mismatch in PAN/demat name, technical UPI failure, or KYC issues. Refund is automatic for rejected applications.

IPO Allotment FAQ

How to check IPO allotment status online?

Visit the registrar's official website (Link Intime, Kfintech, Bigshare etc.), select the IPO, enter your PAN number or application number, and submit. You can also check on BSE, NSE, or your broker's app.

When is IPO allotment status released?

Allotment status is typically released 1 to 2 working days after the IPO closes (T+1 or T+2). For example, if an IPO closes on Friday, allotment is usually finalized by Monday or Tuesday.

What is a registrar in IPO?

A registrar is a SEBI-registered intermediary that manages the IPO allotment process. They process applications, conduct the allotment lottery, credit shares to demat accounts, and process refunds. Major registrars in India include Link Intime, Kfintech, and Bigshare.

Can I check IPO allotment without PAN?

No. PAN is mandatory for checking allotment status on registrar websites. However, you can check using your Application Number or DP/Client ID as alternatives along with PAN verification.

How will I know if I got the IPO allotment?

You'll receive an SMS and email from your bank/broker confirming the allotment. The blocked amount in your bank account will be debited (only the allotted amount). Shares will reflect in your demat account by T+3 day.

What is basis of allotment in IPO?

Basis of allotment is the official document published by the registrar showing how shares were allotted across different investor categories (retail, NII, QIB, employee). For oversubscribed IPOs, retail allotment is done via computerized lottery system.

When will refund credit if not allotted?

If you applied via UPI (most retail investors), the UPI mandate is automatically released by T+2 day and the blocked amount becomes available in your bank account. For ASBA applications, the bank releases the block on T+2.

Why is my IPO application rejected?

Common rejection reasons: PAN-Aadhaar not linked, multiple applications from the same PAN, third-party UPI mandate (only your own UPI ID allowed), mismatch between PAN and demat account name, technical UPI mandate failure, or incomplete KYC. You'll receive full refund for rejected applications.

How are shares credited to my demat account?

Shares are credited to your demat account by T+3 day (3 working days after IPO close). You can verify in your CDSL/NSDL portal or your broker's holdings section. The shares become tradeable from the listing day (also T+3).

Is allotment status the same on BSE, NSE, and registrar website?

Yes, the allotment status is the same across all three platforms — they all source data from the registrar. However, the registrar's website is updated first (usually a few hours before BSE/NSE).

Tips to Increase IPO Allotment Chances

For oversubscribed IPOs, retail allotment is via lottery. Here are proven strategies to maximize your chances:

• Apply with multiple demat accounts: Each family member can apply with their own PAN and demat account (spouse, parents, adult children). Each application is treated separately in the lottery.
• Apply for 1 lot only: For oversubscribed IPOs, applying for 2-3 lots gives no advantage in retail category — every applicant gets max 1 lot via lottery.
• Use HNI (NII) category if budget allows: If you can invest ₹2 lakh+, apply in the NII category where allotment is proportional, not lottery-based.
• Apply on Day 1 or Day 2: Avoid the last day — UPI mandate failures spike on Day 3 (closing day) due to high traffic.
• Choose moderately subscribed IPOs: If retail subscription is between 2x to 5x, your odds are much better than for 50x+ subscribed IPOs.
• Ensure PAN-Aadhaar is linked: Unlinked PAN applications are auto-rejected.
• Approve UPI mandate quickly: Mandates expire in 5 days. Approve within 1 hour of receiving the request.

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