Check IPO Allotment Status Online (Live Linkintime & KFintech)

IPO allotment is the official process through which shares are assigned to investors who applied during the IPO subscription window. Once the bidding closes, the registrar calculates total demand across QIB, NII, and Retail categories. Depending on oversubscription, shares are allotted either in full, proportionally (pro-rata), or via a SEBI-mandated computerised lottery draw.

How to Check Allotment Status on IPOGMPTracker

IPOGMPTracker Web Portal

Navigate to the top navigation bar & click Allotment Status.
Select the target IPO from the dropdown menu.
Enter your PAN Card number or Application Number.
Click Check Allotment to view status or open the registrar portal.

IPOGMPTracker Mobile App

Open the mobile app and tap the bottom Allotment tab.
Choose your applied IPO issue.
Select your verification method (PAN / DP ID).
Get instant notification updates when allotment goes live.

The Complete IPO Allotment Lifecycle

Step-by-step procedure from application closing to share credit

Bidding Window

Investors submit UPI ASBA bids during the 3-day public subscription window.

Data Scrubbing

Registrars validate bid applications and filter invalid or duplicate entries.

Basis of Allotment

Registrar & stock exchanges finalize allotment ratio (lottery draw if oversubscribed).

Status Declaration

Allotment status is published on registrar, BSE, and NSE official portals.

ASBA Refund Unblock

Bank accounts of un-allotted investors have blocked funds released back.

Demat Share Credit

Allotted equity shares are credited directly to your NSDL/CDSL Demat account.

How IPO Allotment is Calculated

Computerised Lottery Draw

Retail Category (RII)

SEBI rules mandate that every retail applicant receives at least 1 minimum lot if possible. When retail oversubscription exceeds 1x, a computerized random lottery draw decides winning applicants.

Pro-Rata Allotment

NII & QIB Category

Used primarily for High Net-Worth (NII / HNI) and Institutional (QIB) categories, where shares are allotted proportionally based on the total applied share volume.