Track IPO applications across multiple accounts
Many investors apply for the same IPO from several accounts: their own, a spouse's, a parent's. Keeping track of that in a spreadsheet or in five broker apps is where mistakes happen. IPO Khata keeps every account in one place.
One view of every account
Add each account holder once: name, PAN, and optionally the bank and broker. Each application you record is tied to one of them, so you can see at a glance who has applied to which IPO and who has not.
The money blocked in each bank is added up per person, so you know how much is tied up until the allotment and when it will be released.
Allotment for every PAN at once
Checking ten PANs on a registrar's website, one captcha at a time, takes a while. IPO Khata checks the allotment of every recorded application at the registrar and emails one summary: allotted, not allotted, or no record found.
Mistakes it catches
With one PAN a person can apply as Retail or as HNI, not both: the registrar rejects both applications. IPO Khata will not let you record the same person in both, and points out an application recorded twice.
Is it safe to add PANs?
Each PAN is encrypted with AES-256 before it is stored, shown masked, never put in an email, and sent only to the IPO's registrar to look up the result. IPO Khata never asks for a bank or demat login, UPI PIN or OTP, and cannot move money.
Why it is hard to do by hand
Each account means a different PAN, a different demat account, often a different bank and a different broker app. On allotment day the registrar's site wants one PAN at a time, usually with a captcha. With six accounts and three IPOs that is eighteen lookups.
IPO Khata keeps every account's applications together and checks the results for you.
Things people get wrong with several accounts
Applying twice from one PAN, as Retail and HNI, or in the same category in two broker apps: the registrar rejects the applications. Using someone else's UPI ID or bank account. Forgetting to accept a UPI mandate for one of the accounts before the 5 PM deadline.
Tracking each application in one place makes these visible before the IPO closes.
Questions
How many accounts can I add?
Up to 50 account holders per household, which covers any family.
Does it work with any broker?
Yes. IPO Khata does not connect to brokers; you record the applications, so it works whichever broker or bank each account uses.
Do the account holders need to sign up?
No. One person can keep the whole family's applications. Family members can also be invited to share the same view.
More about IPO Khata
- Family IPO tracker: every family member's applications in one place
- Check IPO allotment for multiple PANs
- IPO application tracker
- An IPO manager for your applications
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