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After an IPO closes, the registrar finalises the basis of allotment and publishes the result. Here is how to check whether you were allotted shares, what each result means, and what happens next.
Check allotment status nowIt takes under a minute once the result is out.
Results come out after the issue closes. The date is shown on each IPO's page.
Pick the IPO you applied for, so the lookup goes to the right registrar.
Use the PAN you applied with. Only check PANs you own or are authorised to use.
You will see Allotted, Not allotted or Application not found.
You received shares. They are credited to your demat account before listing and any unused blocked amount is released.
Your application was valid but not selected, usually because demand exceeded the shares on offer. The blocked amount is released.
Results may not be published yet, or the PAN or IPO selected does not match your application.
Any of these shows the same registrar result.
Check by PAN across registrars in one place, including several PANs one after another.
Every IPO appoints a registrar, which publishes the allotment result on its own site.
BSE and NSE also publish allotment status for issues listed on them.
Pick the registrar of the IPO you applied for.
Allotment availability depends on the registrar publishing the result. IPOCheckr does not accept IPO applications or provide investment advice.