By BillCut
Last updated: 13 November 2026
To check your MUFG allotment status, open the Public Issues page on the MUFG Intime India website, select the company, choose PAN, application number, DP and client ID, or bank account number with IFSC, fill the captcha and submit. This works only for IPOs where MUFG Intime India is the registrar. For other IPOs, use the registrar named in the offer document, or the NSE and BSE status pages.
Is MUFG Intime the same as Link Intime?
Yes. An NSE notice dated 3 January 2025 says the registrar and share transfer agent changed its name from Link Intime India Private Limited to MUFG Intime India Private Limited with effect from 31 December 2024. The notice says its address and contact details did not change, so older references to Link Intime mean the same registrar.
A registrar processes IPO applications, finalises the basis of allotment with the exchange, and arranges credit of shares and release of blocked money.
How do you check MUFG allotment status step by step?
Go to the official MUFG Intime India Public Issues page. When we opened it, the page showed:
- Select company: choose the IPO from the list of issues it handles.
- Search option: PAN, App. No., DP/Client ID, or Account No/IFSC.
- Details: enter the value for the option you chose.
- Captcha: type the code shown on screen.
- Submit: read the result, which should show shares applied and allotted.
The page also lists investor query contacts. Layouts change, so labels may differ when you visit.
What if your IPO is not on the MUFG list?
The list shows only issues where MUFG Intime India is the registrar. If yours is missing:
- Find the registrar’s name in the offer document or your broker app.
- Check the NSE Verify IPO Bid/Allotment Details page, where you select the symbol and enter PAN or application number.
- BSE has an application status page on BSE. We could not open it while writing, so in general terms you pick the issue and enter your application number or PAN. The layout may change.
New to IPOs? Our guide to the basics of the stock market in India explains how registrars, exchanges and demat accounts connect.
What does each result mean?
| Status | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Allotted | Shares allotted is above zero. | Watch for shares in your demat account. Only the amount for allotted shares is debited. |
| Not allotted | Shares allotted is zero, usually due to oversubscription. | Watch for the blocked amount to be released. |
| Rejected or no record | The bid may have failed, for example a PAN mismatch, duplicate bid or unapproved mandate. | Ask your broker or bank for the reason and confirm the money is unblocked. |
When is blocked money released?
Under ASBA or a UPI mandate, money stays blocked in your bank account until allotment. If you get shares, only that amount is debited. If not, the block is removed. See how UPI works for IPOs and bills.
The SEBI circular on T+3 listing, mandatory for issues opening on or after 1 December 2023, sets the basis of allotment on T+1 day, unblocking for non-allottees and credit of shares on T+2 day, and listing on T+3 day. T is the issue closing date.
What should you do if there is a problem?
- Status not found: recheck your entries after allotment is finalised.
- Money still blocked: contact your bank or UPI app, then the registrar.
- Shares not credited: contact the registrar and your depository participant.
- No resolution: lodge a complaint on SEBI SCORES, which asks investors to approach the entity concerned first.
How do you spot fake allotment messages?
Messages may promise a “sure” allotment for a fee or ask for your OTP. Some may use the old Link Intime name to look genuine. Type the official address yourself and never share your UPI PIN or OTP. If market apps feel confusing, see why first time investors fear market apps.
What if IPO money is blocked while dues keep growing?
Blocked IPO money cannot be used for a few days, while card dues and EMIs keep charging interest. Illustrative example: if Rs 30,000 is blocked and a card bill goes unpaid, interest and late fees can add up, as shown in how credit card interest grows. If several debts are pressing, one structured EMI may help. Check your options with BillCut to see if you qualify.
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Frequently asked questions
Is MUFG Intime India the old Link Intime India?
Yes. An NSE notice says Link Intime India Private Limited changed its name to MUFG Intime India Private Limited with effect from 31 December 2024.
Can I check MUFG allotment status with PAN?
Yes. On the Public Issues page, select the company, choose PAN, enter it, fill the captcha and submit.
What if I do not know my application number?
You can search by PAN, DP and client ID, or bank account number with IFSC instead.
Why is my IPO not in the MUFG company list?
The list shows only issues where MUFG Intime India is the registrar. Check the offer document for the correct registrar, or use the NSE or BSE pages.
When will my blocked money be released if I get no shares?
The SEBI T+3 circular sets unblocking for non-allottees on T+2 day, where T is the issue closing date. If it is still blocked, contact your bank or UPI app and the registrar.
Can someone get me an allotment for a fee?
No. Allotment follows the basis of allotment approved with the exchange. Treat such offers as likely fraud.
Where do I complain if the registrar does not respond?
Raise the issue with the registrar first. If it is not resolved, lodge a complaint on SEBI SCORES.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not investment, tax or legal advice. It does not recommend any IPO or investment. Investing in the securities market carries risk, including loss of capital. Read the offer document and consult a registered adviser before investing. Website steps are described as seen on 13 November 2026 and may change.
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