Tata Capital IPO Allotment Today: How to Check Status on Registrar, BSE, and NSE

As the Tata Capital IPO allotment is set to be announced today, investors are eager to find out whether they have received shares. There are several ways to check the allotment status — through the registrar’s website, BSE, NSE, or even your trading app. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it easily.

IPO Overview

The Tata Capital IPO opened for subscription between October 6 and October 8, 2025, with a price band of ₹310 to ₹326 per share. The basis of allotment is expected to be finalised on October 9, 2025, and shares are likely to be credited to demat accounts shortly after. Listing on BSE and NSE is expected on October 13, 2025.

If you are unable to view your allotment status immediately today, it might mean the data has not yet been updated on the registrar or exchange websites. Refresh the site or check again later in the day.

1. Checking via Registrar’s Website

The registrar of the IPO is the official authority that manages allotment data. For Tata Capital, the registrar is responsible for maintaining investor records and processing allocations.

Steps to check:

1. Visit the registrar’s official website.
   
2. Locate the “IPO Allotment Status” or “Issue Application Status” section.
   
3. Select “Tata Capital IPO” from the dropdown list.
   
4. Enter one of the following details:
   
   • PAN (Permanent Account Number)
     
   • Application Number
     
   • Demat or Client ID
     
5. Enter the captcha or security code.
   
6. Click on “Submit” or “Search.”
   

Once submitted, the system will display whether shares have been allotted to you. It will also show the number of shares received. If the status shows “Not Allotted,” it means no shares were assigned, and the refund will be processed accordingly.

2. Checking via BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)

The BSE also provides a direct way to check your IPO application status online.

Steps to check:

1. Visit the BSE website and go to the “Investors” section.
   
2. Find the option for “Status of Issue Application” or “IPO / Issue Status.”
   
3. Select “Equity” as the issue type.
   
4. Choose “Tata Capital Limited” from the list of active IPOs.
   
5. Enter your application number and PAN.
   
6. Click on “Submit.”
   

Your allotment status will appear on the screen, showing whether you have received shares or not. If allotted, the shares will soon be credited to your demat account. If not, the blocked amount in your bank account will be released automatically.

3. Checking via NSE (National Stock Exchange)

The NSE also allows investors to verify their allotment status using their credentials.

Steps to check:

1. Visit the NSE website and go to the “IPO / Issue Status” section.
   
2. Select “Tata Capital IPO” from the list.
   
3. Enter your PAN and Application Number.
   
4. Click “Search” or “Submit.”
   
5. The page will show whether shares have been allotted against your application.
   

4. Checking via Your Broker or Trading App

Most modern trading apps and brokers, such as Zerodha, Groww, and Angel One, have an IPO section that displays your application status. Once allotment is completed, you’ll often receive a notification in the app or an email confirming whether you’ve received shares.

To check manually, log in to your broker’s app, navigate to the IPO section, select Tata Capital IPO, and view the allotment result.

Key Points to Remember

• Allotment timing: Even if the allotment date is October 9, data might appear on the registrar or exchange portals only later in the day.
  
• Partial allotment: Oversubscribed IPOs may result in investors receiving only part of their applied quantity.
  
• Refund process: If you are not allotted shares, your ASBA-blocked funds will automatically be unblocked or refunded to your bank account.
  
• Demat credit: For successful applicants, shares are usually credited before the listing date — in this case, likely by October 13, 2025.
  
• Accuracy: Always double-check details like PAN, Application Number, and Demat ID before submitting, to avoid errors in result retrieval.
  

Example Scenario

Suppose you applied for two lots of Tata Capital IPO shares. On October 9, you visit the registrar’s website, select the IPO name, and enter your PAN. The screen displays: “Allotted – 46 shares.” That means you received one lot out of two applied.

Alternatively, if the message says “Not Allotted,” it indicates you did not receive any shares, and the funds will soon be released to your account.

Conclusion

Investors can conveniently check their Tata Capital IPO allotment status through multiple channels — the registrar, BSE, NSE, or broker platforms. Keeping your application details handy will make the process smoother. Once the allotment process is completed, allotted shares will be reflected in your demat account ahead of the listing date.

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