IPO Allotment Status – Check Online on NSE, BSE & Registrar Websites

Now select the name of the IPO, and then enter your PAN No and Application No and click submit. Once you submit, your allotment status will be shown.

How to Check IPO Allotment Status on BSE

Open the link: https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx

You will see the following screen.

Check the issue type- Equity (in this case)

And then chose the issue name,

Once you have chosen the issue name, you can either check through the application number or the PAN number. Once you fill up the details correctly and click on search, your allotment status will be shown up on the screen.

Many investors search for IPO allotment status Link Intime because MUFG Link Intime acts as the registrar for a large number of Indian IPOs. Get here step-by-step guide to checking allotment on the Link Intime (MUFG). And for the investors who has to check ipo allotment status at bigshare can followed 

IPO allotment status can be checked after the subscription period ends, which is usually 1–3 days after the end of the subscription period.

The registrars for the issues can be different, and therefore, the links to check the allotment status will also be different.

In the above table, the links have been given for each IPOs to check. Below are the guides to check IPO allotment status with different registrars of the issues.

1. Step by step guide to check IPO allotment status at Bigshare

2. Step by step guide to check IPO allotment status at Kfintech

3. How to Check IPO Allotment Status at MAS Services Ltd (Step-by-Step Guide)

4. Skyline Financial IPO Allotment Status Check: Steps, Link & Guide

IPO Allotment Timeline

The issue is open for subscription (1–3 days). Once the subscription period is over, the shares are allotted to subscribers after considering the total number of shares available and the total number of applications received category-wise. This usually takes 2–4 working days after the end of the subscription period.

After the allotment, the money is returned to those who did not get the shares. This is usually done the next working day after the allotment. Those who have successfully received shares usually get them credited to their Demat accounts on the same day or the next working day.

Normally, the issue gets listed on the next working day after the shares are credited to the Demat account. However, as per SEBI guidelines, the issue has to be listed within 6 working days from the IPO closing date.

Recent IPO Allotment Trends (Insights)

The market has turned into an IPO frenzy. There are days when more than 2–3 IPOs are opening for subscription. And the good thing is, most of these IPOs are getting a good response from all types of investors.

For example, Lenskart IPO was subscribed 28.26x, which means for every 1 share, there were more than 28 applications.
Orkla India Limited IPO got subscribed by 48x, meaning for every share there were more than 48 applications.
Midwest Limited IPO was even subscribed 87.89x — these are some of the mainboard IPOs.

And this subscription trend is not limited to the mainboard IPOs. The SME IPOs are also getting strong subscription rates.
For instance, Shyam Dhani Industries Limited got subscribed by 988x on NSE SME Platform.

So, both mainboard as well as SME IPOs are witnessing strong investor interest despite market corrections.

Here is a quick breakdown of category-wise subscription: For Lenskart IPO

• QIB section: over 40x
• NIIs: over 18x
• Retail investors: 7.54x

Each category has participated well above the issue size, pointing towards a solid response from all types of investors.

But what does that mean? Will everybody get the shares?
Definitely not. With such huge subscription numbers, the chances of getting allotment for each investor are close to nil. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t subscribe.

Allotment and Listing Connection

Many people assume that with such high participation, the listing gains will be outstanding — but that’s not always the case.

For example:

• Orkla India IPO got over 48x subscriptions but the listing gain was only 2.7%.

• Lenskart IPO was subscribed 28x, but it was listed 3% below its issue price.

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FAQ for IPO Allotment

1. What is IPO allotment and how does it work?

IPO allotment means issuing shares to the people who have applied for the IPO when it was open for subscription. But applying does not guarantee shares. In IPO allotment, shares are issued based on category-wise subscription. If there are more subscribers than the available shares, then the allotment is done through a lottery system.

2. How to check IPO allotment status online?

You can check IPO allotment status online at the websites of NSE or BSE or on your respective registrar's website. The details of how to check at NSE and BSE are already given above.

3. When is IPO allotment status usually declared after issue close?

It is usually declared after the subscription period ends. Generally, it comes within 1–3 days after the subscription end date. For example, Fujiyama Power Systems Limited IPO subscription will close on 17th November 2025, and the allotment date is on 18th November 2025.

4. What details are required to check IPO allotment status (PAN, Application Number, DP ID)?

You may need any one of the PAN, Application Number, or DP ID, depending on where you are checking. So keep all of them handy.

5. Why am I not getting IPO allotment even after applying?

Only applying for IPO does not ensure that you will get allotted shares. IPO allotment is done based on subscription status. If an issue is subscribed multiple times, then in such cases the allotment follows a lottery system to allot the shares. So, you may or may not get shares even when you apply for it.

6. What happens after IPO allotment is finalized?

After IPO allotment is finalized, you get your shares in your demat account. Once the shares are listed on the stock exchange on the listing day, you can either hold them for the long term or sell them.

7. How to check IPO allotment status on Link Intime website?

Link Intime is now operating as MUFG. You can visit the Link Intime website and check the IPO allotment status after filling out the required details on the platform.

8. How to check IPO allotment status on KFintech website?

You can check the IPO allotment status on KFintech website by visiting the link https://ipostatus.kfintech.com/. Once you are on the KFintech platform, fill up the PAN and company name and check the allotment status. It is that simple.

9. Can I check IPO allotment status on NSE or BSE site?

Yes you can check IPO allotment status on NSE or BSE website by visiting following links, https://www.nseindia.com/invest/check-trades-bids-verify-ipo-bids and https://www.bseindia.com/static/investors/application_statuschecksystem.aspx respectively.

10. How many days does it take for shares to be credited after IPO allotment?

It usually takes 1 working day, and in most cases the shares are credited to your Demat account the next day after the allotment. However, sometimes it may take up to 2-3 days depending on processing.

For example, Fujiyama Power Systems Limited IPO's allotment date is 18th November 2025, the credit of shares is expected on 19th November 2025, and the listing date of the issue is 20th November 2025.

11. Do I need to make payment again after getting IPO allotment?

No, you don't need to make any payment after IPO allotment. The amount you had blocked while applying (through ASBA/UPI mandate) will be automatically debited if you get the allotment. If you don’t get the allotment, the blocked amount will be released back to your bank account.

12. How to increase chances of IPO allotment in oversubscribed issues?

There is fixed lot size and number of application you can make against a PAN CARD. So,if you want to increase your chances of getting allotment you can increase your applications by asking your friends or colleagues to apply by their PAN numbers. This way you can increase applications with unique PAN which may increase chances of getting shares.

13. What is the refund process if I don’t get IPO allotment?

If you don't get IPO allotment, your blocked fund is refunded to your account within 1-2 days.

14. Can I check IPO allotment using my PAN number?

Yes, you can check IPO allotment status using your PAN number.

15. What is the difference between registrar IPO allotment status and exchange IPO allotment status?

There is no difference. You can check IPO allotment status at the exchange and at the registrar website. But the registrar publishes the data earlier than the exchange. So, you can check the allotment status earlier on the registrar website than on the exchange.

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