How do I check my IPO application status?

You can track your IPO application — from bid submission through UPI mandate, allotment and refund — under IPOs > Applied on the Rupeezy app. Each application shows its current status, and tapping it opens a timeline of every stage.

How do I check my IPO application status?

  1. Log in to the Rupeezy app.
  2. Go to the IPOs tile from the home screen (under Products).
  3. Tap the Applied tab.

Each of your applications is listed here with a status label — for example PENDING or CANCELLED — and a short line explaining it.

Applied IPOs tab showing a list of IPO applications with their status labels

  1. Tap an application to open its full status timeline.

The detail screen shows your submitted bid (price, lot, amount) along with an IPO Status timeline: Applied for IPO → UPI Mandate → Application Submitted → Allotment Date → Refund Date → Listing Date. Each stage is checked off in green as it's completed, so you can see exactly where your application stands.

IPO application detail screen with the status timeline from application to listing

What do the status stages mean?

  • Applied for IPO — your bid has been submitted.
  • UPI Mandate — the UPI mandate request for your bid amount has been raised and approved. See How do I find and accept my IPO mandate on my UPI app?
  • Application Submitted — your application has gone to the exchange/registrar.
  • Allotment Date — shares are allotted (or not) against your bid on this date.
  • Refund Date — if you weren't allotted shares (or were allotted fewer than you bid for), the unused amount is released to your bank account by this date. See When will I get my money back after an IPO?
  • Listing Date — the date the stock lists and starts trading, if you were allotted shares.

Note: A cancelled application shows CANCELLED on the Applied tab instead of the status timeline.

What if I wasn't allotted shares?

An application you didn't get shares in shows as NOT ALLOTTED, with the message "Unfortunately, you haven't been allotted IPO shares." Your blocked amount is released — see When will I get my money back after an IPO?

The Applied IPO screen showing an application marked NOT ALLOTTED

If you were allotted shares, the allotted amount is deducted from the blocked funds and the shares are credited to your demat account before listing.

Things to keep in mind