Family IPO tracker: every family member's applications in one place
Each adult family member can apply for an IPO with their own PAN and demat account, and each application is a separate chance in the allotment draw. IPO Khata is built for exactly that: one place for the whole family.
Built around the family
Add each family member once. Record who applied to which IPO, in which category, for how many lots. See the family's total money blocked and each person's results.
Invite your spouse or a parent to the same household, so everyone sees the same applications and results without passing screenshots around.
Results for everyone, by email
When an IPO's allotment is out, IPO Khata checks every family member's application at the registrar and sends one email listing who got shares.
Doing it properly
Each application must be made with the family member's own PAN, demat and bank account, and with their knowledge. The guide on family members applying separately explains the rules, including why one PAN cannot apply as both Retail and HNI.
Who in the family can apply
Each adult with their own PAN, demat account and bank account: you, your spouse, your parents, adult children. A minor can apply through a parent or guardian, with the minor's own PAN and demat account. A HUF can apply as its own investor, with the HUF's PAN and accounts.
Each of these is a separate application in the allotment draw. What does not work is using one person's UPI ID or bank account for someone else's application, or applying twice with the same PAN. The guide on who can apply for an IPO covers the rules.
What a family needs to keep track of
For every IPO: who applied, in which category, for how many lots, and from which bank account. How much money is blocked where, and until when. Then the result for each person, and later what the shares sold for.
IPO Khata keeps exactly that, per person, with the family's totals on one page. It replaces the spreadsheet and the screenshots shared on WhatsApp.
Spreadsheet or IPO Khata?
A spreadsheet is fine for two people and one IPO a month. It gets painful with several members and a busy IPO season: you re-enter every application, check each PAN on a registrar's site, and chase who has not applied yet.
IPO Khata does the allotment checks for you, emails the results, reminds you on the day an IPO closes, and adds up the profit by financial year. You still apply in your own broker or bank app.
Questions
Can family members apply for the same IPO?
Yes, each adult with their own PAN, demat account and bank account. Each application is considered separately.
Can my family see the same data?
Yes. Invite them to your household; they sign in with their own email.
Does IPO Khata apply on behalf of family members?
No. Each person applies through their own broker or bank. IPO Khata tracks the applications and checks the results.
Can I apply for an IPO in my wife's or parents' name?
Yes, as long as the application uses their own PAN, demat account and bank account, and they know about it. The application is theirs, and so are the shares.
Can a family use one UPI ID for several people?
No. The UPI ID has to belong to the applicant, linked to their own bank account. A UPI ID used for another person's application can cause rejection.
Is there a free family IPO tracker?
Yes. IPO Khata is free, with no ads. Add the family once and it tracks every IPO.
More about IPO Khata
- Track IPO applications across multiple accounts
- IPO application tracker
- Check IPO allotment for multiple PANs
- A free IPO tracker for India
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