IPO Result Check — official ways to see if you were allotted
आइपो नतिजा कसरी हेर्ने — आधिकारिक तरिका
How to check your IPO result in Nepal — CDS & Clearing's MeroShare portal, CDSC result pages and the issuing bank's notice. Explains ASBA, kitta and refund timelines honestly.
- Open your MeroShare account to note your 16-digit BOID.
- Result day: open the CDSC IPO-result page (linked from its official site) or the issuing bank's result notice.
- Select the share name, paste the BOID, and read your allotment status (kitta allotted or not).
- Allotted? The ASBA-blocked amount is debited and shares appear in MeroShare — then they list on NEPSE.
- Not allotted? Nothing to do — the block is released automatically.
Never pay anyone to "check" a result — the official route is free and instant.
About IPO Result
Every share IPO in Nepal is allotted by a lottery draw run by the issuer and coordinated through CDS & Clearing Ltd (CDSC), the same body that runs your MeroShare demat account. Results appear on CDSC's portals and the issuing bank's notice —typically a few working days after the subscription closes.
This page explains exactly where to look and what to type — BOID, not name — and how allotment, partial allotment and refund work in ASBA-based applications. As always here: results are live data owned by CDSC and the issuer; this site links to the official gateways and never simulates a result.
How to use — step by step
- Have your BOID (16-digit demat/CDS number from MeroShare) ready.
- Open CDSC's IPO result page or the issuing bank's result notice — both are linked from its official site.
- Select the share name, enter your BOID, and read your allotment status (kitta allotted or not).
- Allotted: shares appear in your MeroShare account; the unpaid amount is debited from your linked bank account under ASBA.
- Not allotted: the blocked ASBA amount is released/refunded per the notice — nothing to return manually.
Typical timelines (check the share's own notice)
| Subscription closes | ASBA application deadline | usually 1–4 weeks open |
| Result publication | few working days later | CDSC + issuer portals |
| Refund/bank release | right after the draw | automatic under ASBA |
| Listing on NEPSE | after allotment formalities | first trading day shown on NEPSE |
Frequently asked questions
QWhere do I check my IPO result online?
CDSC's official result portal (linked from meroshare/cdsc sites) and the issuing bank's notice page, using your BOID. Avoid third-party 'result' pages and never pay anyone to 'check' — the official route is free.
QWhy did I get zero kitta despite applying?
Retail IPOs are oversubscribed and allotted by lottery; unmatched applicants get nothing, and the blocked money is simply released. Applying in the maximum kitta range doesn't tilt the retail draw — every application is one unit of the draw.
QWhat is ASBA?
Application Supported by Block Amount — your application money stays blocked in your bank until the draw, then it is debited only if shares are allotted. It replaced manual refunds in Nepal.
QCan I sell immediately after allotment?
After the shares list on NEPSE you can place a sell order anytime — many retail applicants sell on the first day. Whether that is wise depends on the company; this page is educational, not investment advice.
Data note: IPO allotment results are published by the issuer through CDS & Clearing Ltd (CDSC) — this page links to the official channels and explains the process, and does not fetch, store or simulate results.