Bid for Mainboard & SME IPOs via UPI ASBA — funds stay in your bank until allotment. Track application status and refunds from one platform.
Browse active issues, set alerts for upcoming launches and review recently closed IPOs — all in one place.
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Open, upcoming and closed status follows each issue's bidding dates (IST). Apply from your trading app after account activation. Read the RHP/DRHP before applying.
Browse open, upcoming & recently listed IPOs on the platform.
Apply with UPI ASBA — select lots and confirm your bid online.
Application amount stays in your bank account until allotment.
Receive shares in demat or refund for unallotted amount.
Trade allotted shares on NSE/BSE once the company lists.
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a company offers its shares to the public for the first time. Apply during the offer window — if allotted, shares are credited to your demat before the stock lists on the exchange.
Participate when well-known and emerging companies go public for the first time.
Every IPO publishes a price band, lot size and issue details in the RHP before bidding opens.
Application Supported by Blocked Amount blocks only the bid value in your savings account. Unallotted amount is released automatically — no upfront transfer to the broker.
Funds blocked in your bank · Refund if not allotted
Unlike older methods, ASBA does not debit your account until shares are allotted. Unallotted funds are released automatically.
Select IPO, enter lots and authorize UPI ASBA mandate from your bank.
Bid amount is blocked in your savings account — still yours, just earmarked.
Shares credited to demat on allotment; blocked amount released if not allotted.
Established companies listing on NSE/BSE main segments with higher public float and liquidity on listing day.
Smaller companies on BSE SME / NSE Emerge platforms — often early-growth businesses going public.
