Check any IPO allotment status online: registrar portals (Kfintech, Link Intime/MUFG, Bigshare), what details you need, and when results appear.
Allotment is finalised typically one working day after the bidding window closes (the T+1 leg of the T+3 listing cycle). Before that date, no portal — registrar, exchange or broker — can show your result, whatever social media claims. DostIpo lists every issue's expected allotment date on its allotment page.
Any one of: PAN number, IPO application number, or demat (DP ID + Client ID) details. Keep the application number from your bid confirmation — it is the fastest key when PAN lookups lag on result day traffic.
Allotted: shares credit to your demat typically a day before listing; the blocked amount is debited only for allotted shares. Not allotted: the UPI/ASBA block lifts automatically (usually by T+2) — no action needed, no charge levied. If money stays blocked beyond listing day, raise it with your bank first, then the registrar.
Either the basis of allotment is not finalised yet (check the expected date), or the portal is overloaded on result evening. Retry after some time; the registrar portal is authoritative.
On most registrar portals, yes — PAN alone is accepted alongside application-number and DP-ID options.
No. Blocked funds are simply released. Applying to an IPO costs nothing unless shares are allotted to you.
Last updated: 13 Oct 2026, 23:06 IST