Every mainboard IPO at or near allotment, with its allotment, refund and listing dates and a direct link to the registrar that actually publishes the result. Dates come from the official issue timetable and are refreshed through the day.
IPOSarthi never asks for your PAN, application number, DP ID or demat number — there is no lookup form here, and nothing you type on this site is sent to any registrar. Allotment status is published only by the registrar of the issue (or the exchange); the buttons below take you to their official pages, where you enter your details yourself. If any site claiming to be IPOSarthi asks for a PAN, it isn't us.
No mainboard IPO is near allotment right now.
Issues appear here a week before they close and stay for a week after allotment. See what's opening next on the calendar.
Not sure who the registrar is, or their site is buckling under allotment-day traffic? BSE's application-status page covers every issue listed on BSE (nearly all mainboard IPOs), by application number or PAN. NSE has an equivalent for bids placed through it (needs an NSE login).
Only the registrar named in an IPO's RHP holds its allotment data — the others will simply not list the issue. Every link above is the registrar's own domain, verified by us; we never link to look-alike sites.
SEBI requires every retail applicant to get at least one lot. If retail bids exceed the retail quota, the registrar runs a computerised draw of lots — one lot per winning application, whatever size you bid. Applying for more lots doesn't improve your odds in an oversubscribed retail book; applying from more than one PAN (family members' own accounts) does. Duplicate applications under a single PAN are rejected outright.
The non-institutional quota is split between small NII (₹2–10 lakh bids) and big NII (above ₹10 lakh). Allotment there is proportionate to the bid, with a floor: when oversubscribed, every applicant is first eligible for the minimum application size by lottery, and anything left is shared pro-rata. In a hot issue, an NII bid can therefore be allotted a fraction of what was applied for.
Since late 2023 mainboard IPOs list within three working days of closing. Day T is the close; the basis of allotment is finalised on T+1; on T+2 the unblocked amounts are released back to your bank (UPI/ASBA) and allotted shares are credited to your demat account; listing is on T+3. The dates on this page are the issue's own timetable, so a Sunday or an exchange holiday is already accounted for.
The registrar's status page (fastest, live from allotment evening); the BSE application check; or simply your bank — an SMS that the blocked amount was released means no allotment, while a demat credit alert means shares landed. Any site offering to "check allotment" for you by collecting your PAN is a phishing risk — the data lives only with the registrar.
Dates are sourced from public issue timetables and may change; the registrar's page and the RHP are authoritative. Today: Mon, 12 Oct IST. See Disclaimer.