How to check IPO allotment status on the BSE website

Besides the registrar's website, the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) has a page where you can check the status of an IPO application. It is a handy second place to look when the registrar's site is slow.

Steps

Open the BSE website and find the IPO application status page (look under Investors for the status of issue applications).

Choose the issue type, Equity, and select the IPO from the list of issue names. An IPO appears there once its allotment is finalised.

Enter your application number or your PAN, complete the captcha and submit. The result shows the application and, once the allotment is done, the number of shares allotted.

When it helps, and its limits

It covers IPOs bid for through BSE. If the IPO is not listed on BSE, or the result does not appear, use the registrar's website, which is the primary source for the allotment. The exact screens and fields can change, so follow what the page shows.

Allotment does not depend on which site you look at: the registrar and the exchange show the same result.

Other ways to check

The registrar's own page, linked from every IPO's allotment page on IPO Khata, takes your PAN, application number or DP and client ID. IPO Khata can also look up every family member's result and email it.

Your broker app and bank statement are a third check: shares credited to your demat account, or the blocked amount released.

If nothing shows

Before the allotment is finalised, no IPO result appears. After it, a PAN with no record usually means the bid was rejected or the UPI mandate was not approved in time. The guide on why IPO applications are rejected lists the common causes.

Related guides

• How to check IPO allotment status
• Why IPO applications get rejected
• IPO shares not showing in your demat account

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