Check IPO allotment for multiple PANs

On allotment day, checking several family members' PANs means going to the registrar's site again and again, one PAN at a time, often with a captcha. IPO Khata checks them for you.

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How it works

Add each person once, with their PAN. Record who applied for which IPO. When the allotment is due, IPO Khata asks the registrar about each application and sends one email: who was allotted shares and how many, who was not, and who has no record.

It covers the main registrars, including KFintech, MUFG Intime (Link Intime) and Bigshare. For any registrar it cannot check automatically, the email links to the registrar's page for that one.

One PAN at a time, if you prefer

To check a single PAN yourself, the IPO allotment status page lists recently closed IPOs with a direct link to each registrar's page. Each registrar has a short guide too.

No record found?

If the registrar shows nothing for a PAN after the allotment is out, the application usually never reached it: the UPI mandate was not accepted, the application was rejected (for example a duplicate PAN, or Retail and HNI from one PAN), or the PAN was entered wrongly. IPO Khata flags these so you can see them at once.

Your PAN is safe

A PAN is encrypted before it is stored, shown masked, never put in an email, and sent only to the registrar of the IPO being checked.

Questions

Can I check IPO allotment for several PANs together?

Registrar websites take one PAN at a time. IPO Khata asks the registrar for each PAN you have recorded and puts the results in one email.

How soon do I get the result?

Usually on allotment day, shortly after the registrar publishes the results.

Is this free?

Yes.

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Information, not investment advice. GMP is an unofficial grey-market indicator; figures come from public sources (InvestorGain) and may be late or wrong. Not registered with or affiliated to SEBI, the exchanges, the registrars or InvestorGain.