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IPO subscription compares the number of shares investors bid for with the number offered in each category. It indicates demand during the offer period and does not guarantee allotment.

The IPO price is the offer price set for bids in the issue. GMP is an unofficial grey market estimate before listing; it is not an exchange price and does not guarantee listing gains.

IPOBlink is your trusted companion for IPO investing. We provide real-time IPO information, application tracking, allotment status, and market insights to help you make informed investment decisions.

Tap Sign Up, enter your mobile number or email, and verify with the OTP sent to you. You can complete your profile details any time from the Profile section.

Yes, browsing IPO details, GMP, subscription data, and allotment tracking on IPOBlink is completely free.

You can track live IPO subscription numbers, grey market premium (GMP), application status, allotment results, and listing-day performance, all in one place.

You don't need one to browse IPO information, but you'll need an active Demat account to apply for an IPO and receive allotted shares.

IPOBlink covers both Mainboard IPOs listed on the NSE and BSE, and SME IPOs listed on the NSE Emerge and BSE SME platforms.

Subscription figures and GMP estimates refresh through the trading day, while allotment and listing data update as soon as registrars and exchanges publish them.

Open the IPO's details page, tap Apply, choose your linked Demat/broker account, enter your bid quantity and price, and confirm the UPI mandate request on your banking app.

GMP is the unofficial premium at which IPO shares trade in the grey market before listing. It's a sentiment indicator, not a guaranteed listing price.

GMP is sourced from grey market dealer quotes and reflects demand and sentiment. It can shift quickly and isn't a guaranteed indicator of the eventual listing price.

ASBA blocks your application amount in your own bank account until allotment, rather than debiting it upfront. UPI is the payment rail used to approve that block via a mandate request.

Yes, you can link more than one Demat account to your IPOBlink profile and apply separately from each, subject to the issuer's one-application-per-PAN rule.

Mainboard IPOs list on the main NSE/BSE platforms and generally involve larger, more established companies, while SME IPOs list on dedicated SME platforms with smaller issue sizes and higher minimum lot values.

Each IPO sets its own lot size and price band. The minimum investment is the lot size multiplied by the upper price band, shown on the IPO's details page.

Most exchanges allow you to revise the quantity or bid price, or withdraw your application, until the issue closes. Changes are made through your broker and reflected on IPOBlink once processed.

If the required amount isn't available or the UPI mandate isn't approved in time, your application will be rejected and won't be considered for allotment.

Only one application per PAN, per category, is allowed for a given IPO. Multiple applications under the same PAN are typically rejected by the registrar.

Bidding 'at cut-off' means you agree to pay whatever final price is decided within the band. It's available to retail investors and improves your allotment chances if the issue is priced below the upper band.

NRIs can apply using an NRE/NRO Demat and bank account where their broker supports it. Availability depends on the specific issue and your broker's NRI application process.

Go to the IPO's details page and tap Check Allotment, or view it directly from Track Application in your profile once the registrar publishes results.

Allotment is typically finalized within one to two working days after the IPO closes, though exact timing depends on the issue's official timetable.

Allotted shares are credited to your linked Demat account before listing day, and the corresponding amount is debited from your blocked funds. You'll get a notification once shares are credited.

If you aren't allotted shares, the blocked amount is simply unblocked in your bank account, since ASBA never actually debits funds upfront.

Shares are usually credited one to two working days after allotment is finalized, ahead of the stock's listing date.

The listing price is set by market demand and supply during the pre-open session on the exchange, and can differ significantly from both the issue price and the grey market premium.

No. You can only sell shares once they appear in your Demat holdings, which happens after allotment processing completes and before listing day.

Listing gain is the percentage difference between the stock's listing price and its IPO issue price, showing the immediate return for allotted investors on listing day.

Allotment in oversubscribed IPOs is decided by a lottery-style computerized process, not application time, so applying early doesn't improve your odds.

For retail investors, allotment in oversubscribed issues is done via a computerized lottery to ensure a fair, random distribution of the available lots among applicants.

Go to Profile, tap Edit, update your details, and save changes. Some fields like your registered PAN may require re-verification.

From the Profile section, tap Add IPO Account, choose your broker, and enter your Demat/client ID. IPOBlink uses this to track your applications and allotments.

Yes, you can add and manage multiple Demat/broker accounts from the IPO Accounts section of your profile.

Open Profile settings, select the field you want to update, and verify the new mobile number or email with an OTP.

Go to Settings > Delete Account, confirm your decision, and follow the on-screen steps. This permanently removes your profile and linked account data.

Yes, you can browse IPO details, GMP, and subscription data without linking a broker. Linking is only required to apply for IPOs or track allotment.

IPOBlink supports all major brokers offering ASBA-based UPI IPO applications. The full list is available when you add an IPO account from your profile.

Go to Settings > Appearance and choose Light, Dark, or System default to match your device theme.

IPOBlink never asks for your net banking password or debit PIN. IPO applications use the ASBA/UPI mandate flow, so your bank only ever blocks funds with your explicit approval.

Since funds are only blocked (not debited) under ASBA, unallotted amounts are typically unblocked within one to two working days of allotment finalization.

Your funds are only blocked in your own bank account when you apply. The amount is debited only for the shares actually allotted to you.

First check your bank's mandate/block status, since delays are usually on the bank or registrar side. If it persists beyond the published timeline, reach out to our Support team with your application reference.

Using IPOBlink to track and apply for IPOs is free. Your broker may charge standard account or transaction fees as per their own pricing.

Yes, the status of blocked funds, debited amounts, and refunds is shown against each application under Track Application.

This is usually reversed automatically by your bank within a few working days. If it isn't, contact your bank with the transaction reference, and reach out to our Support team if you need help tracking it.

Yes, IPOBlink is available on both Android and iOS, along with the web app.

Check that notifications are enabled for IPOBlink in your device settings, and that alerts are turned on under Settings > Notifications within the app.

Pull down to refresh the IPO details page. If figures still look outdated, it may be a brief sync delay from our data providers and should resolve shortly.

Yes, you can log in to the same IPOBlink account from multiple devices, and your data stays in sync across all of them.

Since IPO data is live and frequently changing, an active internet connection is needed to view up-to-date IPO, GMP, and allotment information.

Go to Settings > Support and submit a ticket describing the issue. Screenshots help our team resolve it faster.

Yes, IPOBlink uses industry-standard encryption for data in transit and at rest, and follows strict access controls to protect your personal and financial information.

No. IPOBlink never stores your net banking password, debit PIN, or Demat login credentials. Applications go through the ASBA/UPI mandate flow directly with your bank.

Go to Settings > Security and turn on two-factor authentication. You'll be asked for an OTP in addition to your password on future logins.

Change your password immediately from Settings > Security, enable two-factor authentication, and contact our Support team so we can help secure your account.

IPOBlink only shares data with your linked broker/registrar as needed to process your IPO applications, and never sells your personal data. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

The full Privacy Policy is available from the app's Legal section, or linked in the footer of the website.