Yes. HNI is one of the investor categories you can select on Rupeezy's IPO Apply form, alongside Individual and Employee.
What does the HNI category mean?
HNI stands for High Net-worth Individual — under SEBI's IPO rules this is the Non-Institutional Investor (NII) category. It applies when your total bid amount (price × lot size) for a single application is above ₹2 lakh. If your bid works out to ₹2 lakh or less, you'd normally apply under Individual instead.
How to select the HNI category
On the IPO Apply form, tap HNI under Investor Type instead of Individual — everything else about filling in the form (price, lots, UPI ID) works the same way.
For the full step-by-step — browsing IPOs, entering price/lots, approving the UPI mandate — see How do I apply for an IPO?
Things to keep in mind
- On Rupeezy, both Cut-off Price and a custom bid price are available regardless of which investor category you pick — there's no category-based restriction on the bid-price option.
- The IPO's Employee category (where offered) is separate from HNI and only applies if you're an eligible employee of the company issuing shares.