NSE IPO Allotment Status 2026: How to Check Online

The NSE IPO allotment status 2026 has been released as the finalisation of the basis of allotment was completed on September 22, 2026. Prospective investors can check their allotment status through the BSE application status facility or with MUFG Intime India Private Limited, the IPO registrar. The beneficiaries of the allotment would receive the listed equity shares on T+2 (September 23, 2026) and the equity shares would be listed and admitted for trading on the NSE and the BSE on September 24, 2026.

The National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) IPO was an offer-for-sale IPO. The NSE shareholders sold a total of 1,27,26,288 equity shares of face value of ₹2 each. The minimum bid lot was 8 equity shares and the price band was fixed between ₹1,700 and ₹1,785. At the upper price band, the total cost of one lot would be ₹14,280. The final offer price was fixed at ₹1,785.

This article provides information on how to check allotment status of the NSE IPO 2026, what happens after allotment, and key details of the NSE IPO.

NSE IPO Allotment Status 2026: Current Update

NSE IPO 2026: The NSE IPO was opened for subscription between 17-21 September 2026. The finalization of the basis of allotment was done on 22 September 2026 and the shares were credited to the respective beneficiary accounts. The unblocking and refund process was carried out on 23 September 2026. From 24 September 2026, the shares will be traded on the BSE.

NSE's official issue-information page confirms the book-building structure, ₹1,700–₹1,785 price range, 8-share bid lot, ₹2 lakh maximum subscription amount for retail investors and MUFG Intime India Private Limited as registrar.

How to check NSE IPO allotment status on BSE

You can check your IPO allotment status on the BSE website. You can use your application number or your PAN number to do this. Before you begin, have your application number or PAN number available.

1. Visit the BSE IPO application status page.

2. Select the relevant issue type, such as Equity.

3. Choose the NSE IPO from the issue or company list when it is available.

4. Enter your Application Number or PAN Number, according to the option provided.

5. Enter the captcha shown on the page.

6. Click Submit to view the application or allotment status.

If the page is busy because many investors are checking their status at the same time, you can try again later or use the registrar's website.

How to Check NSE IPO Allotment Status on MUFG Intime

NSE’s IPO is being handled by MUFG Intime India Private Limited. Investors are allowed to check the status of an application to an IPO by providing details like PAN, Application number, DP Client/Account number and IFSC, on the public-issues application status facility of MUFG Intime.

1. Visit the MUFG Intime Public Issues application-status page.

2. Select the NSE IPO from the company or issue list.

3. Select the identification method available to you.

4. Enter your PAN, application number, DP/Client ID or account details as requested.

5. Complete the required verification or captcha.

6. Submit the request to view the allotment result.

MUFG Intime's official public-issues portal provides an application-status facility for public issues handled by the registrar.

What Details Do You Need to Check BSE/NSE IPO Allotment?

One needs to have the following details to check the allotment status:

• PAN of the first/sole applicant

• IPO application number.

• Client ID/DP ID for demat account option

• Bank account or IFSC information if that search option is provided.

• Email ID/Mobile No. for OTP

Having the same PAN or application details for the IPO applied, helps the investor to not get unnecessary concerns about the search result.

What Does NSE IPO Allotment Status Show?

NSE IPO allotment status shows the final result of the allotment, that is, whether the applicant has been allotted the shares applied for and the number of shares allotted. Other information like the application details, issue price, number of shares applied for, and other details like adjustment or refund are also provided.

What Happens Next After NSE IPO Allotment?

Allotment of shares is one of the steps in the IPO process. Other post allotment steps include unblocking funds for failed/excess applications, transfer of allotted shares to investors’ demat accounts, listing and commencement of trading.

As per the schedule for the NSE IPO, unblocking of funds and/or transfer of shares to investors’ accounts will be done on September 23, 2026, and the listing of the shares on the BSE will be done on September 24, 2026.

If your application was successful, you will be able to see your allotted shares in your demat account on September 23, 2026. If your application was unsuccessful, you should receive the money you paid for the IPO in your bank account/UPI account.

Subscription Status for NSE IPO

The NSE IPO was subscribed strongly by all types of investors during its three-day subscription period. With share subscription data at 7 pm on September 21, 2026, the IPO was subscribed 5.71 times.

Subscription figures indicate the demand received during the issue period; they do not by themselves determine whether an individual applicant will receive an allotment. Individual allotment depends on the applicable category-wise basis of allotment and the validity of the application.

Structure of the NSE IPO: Reason for OFS

The NSE IPO was structured as an Offer for Sale (OFS). This implies that NSE did not raise funds by issuing new securities. Instead, public investors bought shares sold by existing shareholders of NSE.

When a company undertakes a fresh issue, it raises funds by issuing new shares of the company. In an OFS, the selling shareholders raise funds by offloading their shareholding. Hence, in the NSE IPO, which was worth ₹22,561.57 crore, it cannot be said that ₹22,561.57 crore of new funds were raised by NSE.

Investors who want to understand this distinction in more detail can read OFS in IPO explained.

NSE IPO: Lot Size & Application Amount

For its recent IPO, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) fixed the lot size at 8 shares. One lot therefore cost between ₹1,428 to ₹1,537.86 at the upper end of the price band.

As per the NSE IPO information document, the exchange has fixed the IPO application limit at ₹2,00,000 for retail investors. Investors applying under the other categories are required to check the final offer documents for details regarding application and allotment.

It is also pertinent to note that the allotment to a particular applicant is decided independently of all other applicants. Therefore just because an application has been made for multiple lots does not mean that all the lots would be allotted.

Important Points About NSE

NSE is a listed company that operates several cash and derivatives markets across multiple asset classes. Hence, the NSE IPO is the listing of a company that provides critical market infrastructure.

NSE reported revenue from operations of ₹16,601.31 crore, EBITDA of ₹11,097.90 crore and Profit after Tax of ₹10,302.06 crore for Financial Year 2025-26. For the Financial Year 2024-25, the respective figures were ₹17,140.68 crore, ₹12,646.88 crore and ₹12,187.69 crore. The above numbers should be analyzed in conjunction with the audited financial statements of the company and the offer documents.

Financial results can vary from year to year, so investors should review the complete financial statements, revenue drivers, risks and disclosures instead of relying on a single year's numbers.

What to Expect at NSE's IPO Listing

The IPO of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) will list its shares on the BSE on September 24, 2026. The listing price will be determined through market processes and should not be assumed to be linked to the IPO price, subscription levels, or any market speculation.

Investors are cautioned to not consider unofficial market estimates and/or premiums quoted in the grey market as bars to evaluate potential listing gains. Such speculation and estimates are subject to volatility and are different from prices set by the Officials of the Stock Exchanges.

For investors learning how IPOs work, the guide on how to apply for an IPO explains application mechanics, while stock market basics in India covers demat accounts, exchanges and the broader buying and selling process.

For a broader understanding of IPO applications and demat accounts, readers can also explore How to Open a Demat Account Online.