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Dhan Broker offers its clients an easy, hassle-free, and convenient way to submit an IPO application online. If you have a trading and demat account with Dhan, you can apply for an IPO online through UPI (Unified Payment Interface) on Dhan's mobile app or website. Buying an IPO online with UPI is really easy as the process hardly takes 5 minutes to bid for an IPO. If you want to subscribe to an IPO on Dhan, read the step-by-step guide on how to apply for an IPO in the Dhan app/on the web with UPI and without UPI (ASBA net banking), brokerage charges, and how to check the IPO allotment status.
There are two ways to purchase an IPO, either through your broker or through Internet banking. If you have an active trading and demat account with Dhan, you can conveniently apply for an IPO through one of the following methods;
UPI is a virtual payment address on any UPI app like Google Pay, Phonepe or a bank's app. If you are an active UPI user, investing in an IPO with UPI has never been easier. The process allows customers to invest in an IPO with ease and simplicity.
Do not worry if you do not use UPI because you can still bid for Dhan IPO through the ASBA Net Banking facility without using UPI. The ASBA process allows Dhan customers to subscribe to an IPO through their net banking portal. However, you must have a demat account with Dhan to receive the allotted shares.
Whether you have an account with a bank like ICICI, HDFC, SBI, Axis, and Kotak, you can invest in an IPO online by providing your Dhan demat account details.
Zero, there are no charges to subscribe to an IPO through the Dhan stock broker. Dhan clients who have demat and trading accounts can invest in IPOs for free. The broker facilitates customers to apply for IPOs through the Dhan app or web platform.
Once the IPO registrar announces the allotment of shares, you will receive a message and email about it. You can check the allotment status on the registrar's website by simply by selecting the company name and providing your PAN number.
The Dhan app and website will also show the allotment status in the "My Bid Details" section as "Allotted" with the number of shares. For example, if you do not receive any shares, the status will be displayed as "Allocation: 0".
Last Updated on 14th Sep 2023
Yes, Dhan stock broking firm allows users to apply in both the main board as well as SME IPO on BSE and NSE. SME IPOs are available under both the Dhan mobile app and website. SME IPO is the first-time share sell offer by a small and medium-sized company to get the securities listed on either BSE SME or NSE Emerge platform.
Yes, Dhan brokerage firm allows users to invest in IPO for Free. If you have opened Dhan investment account then you can purchase IPO online using Dhan web or mobile app. Notably, you can only purchase IPO through Dhan in the retail category as the IPO investment facility is not available to HNI clients.
Follow the below process for applying IPO in Dhan App/Web using UPI
Dhan stock broker allows customers to subscribe to IPO across its website or mobile application. Dhan web is a trading website comfortable to run across any browser.
Steps to apply in IPO on Dhan website;
Once an applicant has successfully placed the IPO bid on Dhan web or app, the order will be sent to the exchange and then the exchange will send bid details to the sponsor bank to send the UPI mandate request. The process may take a maximum of 24 hours to send the payment mandate on your UPI app. If you have not yet received the request, cancel the bid and apply again.
To check the IPO order placed in Dhan mobile app, log in to the app, go to the “Money” section at the bottom-right corner, and click on “My Bids” under the IPO tab, the IPO order status will be displayed as the payment confirmed, rejected, allotted, etc.
No, High net-worth individuals (HNIs) cannot apply in IPO through the Dhan trading account. The discount broker only processes IPO applications in the retail category who bid for less than Rs 200,000.
Dhan users can cancel IPO orders anytime before the mandate is accepted means bids can be deleted for the IPO for which payment is still pending or under process.
Note: You will not be able to cancel the IPO order, once the mandate is approved.
Once IPO allotment is done, allotted shares will be credited to the Dhan Demat Account. IPO shares will be reflected as holdings in the Dhan Demat Account on the day of IPO listing. Once listed, you can place a normal sell order to sell shares on the exchange.