By BillCut
Last updated: 13 November 2026
To check your Tempsens IPO allotment status, go to the registrar, KFin Technologies Limited, or simply look at your demat holdings. The issue of Tempsens Instruments (India) Limited closed on Monday, 24 August 2026, and Business Standard reported that the shares listed on BSE and NSE on Friday, 28 August 2026. The allotment was decided in August, so today the real question is whether your record is correct and your money came back.
This is a process guide only.
What are the key dates for Tempsens?
The dates below come from the abridged prospectus on the SEBI website, except the listing date, which is as reported.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Anchor investor bidding | Wednesday, 19 August 2026 |
| Bidding opened | Thursday, 20 August 2026 |
| Bidding closed, UPI mandate cut off 5:00 pm | Monday, 24 August 2026 |
| Listing on BSE and NSE | Friday, 28 August 2026, according to Business Standard |
We could not read the “on or about” timetable inside the red herring prospectus. The general rule is the SEBI T+3 circular of 9 August 2023. T is the closing day. Basis of allotment follows on T+1, unblocking and demat credit on T+2, and listing on T+3, in working days. The offer document is the final word on any date.
Where do you check Tempsens IPO allotment status now?
- Your demat account. Check holdings or your depository statement for late August 2026. If Tempsens shares appear, you were allotted. A company letter filed on NSE shows the stock trades as NSE symbol TEMPSENS and BSE scrip code 544886.
- The KFin registrar page. The abridged prospectus names KFin Technologies Limited as registrar. Its IPO allotment status page loads by script, so follow the prompts on screen. Older issues may drop off the list over time.
- The NSE bid page. The NSE IPO bid verification page works with the IPO symbol plus your PAN or application number. NSE says bid records stay available for 10 days after an issue closes, so for an August issue this page may no longer show anything.
Still unsure? Email KFin at tempsens.ipo@kfintech.com or call +91 40 6716 2222, as listed in the abridged prospectus.
What does each result mean?
- Allotted: shares reached your demat account, and only their cost was debited.
- Not allotted: a valid bid that did not get shares. The full blocked amount should be released.
- Rejected: the bid failed a check, such as a PAN mismatch or a UPI mandate not approved by 5:00 pm on the closing day. The hold should still be released.
How do you confirm your money was unblocked?
Most retail bids use ASBA, or Application Supported by Blocked Amount. Your bank statement for late August 2026 should show either a debit for allotted shares or a release of the hold.
The SEBI ICDR master circular says banks must complete unblocking by the close of the bank day on T+2. If they do not, the bank must pay compensation, counted from T+3, on the day it receives your complaint. The worked example in that circular uses Rs 100 per day or 15% a year of the application amount, whichever is higher.
Illustrative example: suppose Rs 15,000 stayed blocked for 4 days past the due date. 15% a year on Rs 15,000 is about Rs 6 a day, so the Rs 100 per day figure is higher. The claim would be about Rs 400. The circular decides the actual amount.
What should you do if something is wrong?
- Write to your bank or UPI bank first, quoting the application number, amount and dates.
- Write to KFin with the same details if the allotment record looks wrong.
- If there is no fix, file on SEBI SCORES. General guidance is on the SEBI investor website.
Ignore messages that show your allotment through a link, ask for an OTP, or offer extra shares for a fee. Use only the official pages above.
New to IPOs? See how UPI works for IPO bids and bills and the basics of the stock market in India.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Tempsens IPO still open?
No. Bidding closed on 24 August 2026 and the shares were reported to have listed on 28 August 2026.
Who is the registrar for the Tempsens IPO?
KFin Technologies Limited, as named in the abridged prospectus. The listed email is tempsens.ipo@kfintech.com.
Why can I not see my bid on the NSE page?
NSE says bid details stay available for 10 days after the issue closes. For an issue that closed in August, the record may no longer appear there.
How do I know if I got Tempsens shares?
Check the holdings in your demat account or your depository statement for late August 2026. If the shares are there, you were allotted.
My bid was rejected. Will I lose money?
A rejected bid should not cost you the bid amount. The blocked money should be released. If it was not, raise it with your bank first.
Can I get compensation for late unblocking?
Under the SEBI circular, banks must compensate investors for delays in unblocking beyond T+2. Complain to your bank and keep a record of dates.
Where do I complain if the bank and registrar do not help?
File on SEBI SCORES with your application number, PAN and the replies you received.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not investment, tax or legal advice. Investing in shares carries market risk, including loss of capital. Listing details are as reported on the date of writing, and the offer document, registrar and exchanges are the final authority.
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