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As an IPO investor, you need to track and apply to invest in the right upcoming IPO to capitalize on the opportunities. Let's look at what you need to know to apply for an upcoming IPO and the steps involved to check its allotment status.
Before you apply for an IPO, you need to:
To start applying for IPO stocks, you need to file an online app your application form offered by your stockbroker. Leading and reputed stockbrokers provide UPI-based online applications. Banks, however, offer both UPI-based as well as Applications Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA)IPO applications. To apply for an upcoming IPO online through your broker, here's how you can go about it:
Now that you've applied for the IPO, you will need to check the IPO allotment status. You can do so by visiting the registrar of the company's official website. On entering the website, you will have to provide details as mentioned in the allotment status section. These include the IPO name, your PAN number and Depository Participant [DP] client ID.
On following the above details, you will be able to see your IPO allotment status.
You can also check your IPO allotment status on https://linkintime.co.in/. Here’s how to go about it:
The advantage of investing in an upcoming IPO is the benefit you receive of choosing a potentially under-priced stock in its initial stages and before brokerages assume significant stock positions. ICICI Direct makes it easy for you to apply in upcoming IPOs. After investing, follow the steps mentioned above to track your IPO allotment status.
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