ICICIdirect Posted on 06:35pm 18-Sep-2020
How can an investor check the allotment status of an IPO?
The investor can check the allotments status of an IPO once the allotment process is completed. The investor can either check it on the Website of BSE or on the website of the Registrar appointed for the issue.
Option 1
Click here to go the website of BSE >>Enter your application Number >> Enter your PAN Number >>Click on Search button
Option 2
The investor can also check the allotment status on the Website of the Registrar appointed for the issue.
It can be done in 3 ways through the website of the Registrar:
1. Using the Application Number Option
2. Using DP ID/Client Number option
3. Using PAN Number option
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