Quick Answer: How to Check IPO Result in Nepal

You can check a Nepal IPO allotment through the official CDSC result system or through MeroShare. The result tells you whether the lottery or allotment selected your application; MeroShare later shows the shares after they are credited to your Demat account.

CDSC result checkGo directly to <a href="https://iporesult.cdsc.com.np">iporesult.cdsc.com.np</a> → select IPO issue → enter 16-digit BOID → submit (type the URL yourself; fake "result" sites are a common phishing route)
MeroShare result checkMy ASBA → Application Report → Report Detail
Portfolio checkMeroShare → My Holdings after shares are credited
What you needIPO name and 16-digit BOID; application number may also be requested

How to Check IPO Result Through CDSC

CDSC (CDS and Clearing Limited) provides the official IPO allotment result system. You may also reach the result through the CDSC website or the issue manager's official announcement.

  1. Open the official result portal. Type iporesult.cdsc.com.np directly into your browser — do not click result links forwarded on social media.
  2. Select the IPO issue. Choose the company whose subscription and allotment have been completed.
  3. Enter your BOID. This is your 16-digit Beneficial Owner Identification Number, available in MeroShare under My Details, on your Demat statement, or on your application confirmation.
  4. Submit the result request. The portal will show Allotted or Not Allotted.
  5. Note the kitta. If allotted, record the exact number of shares assigned.
Use official links: Do not enter your BOID or other information on suspicious result sites shared through social media, email, or messaging apps.

How to Check IPO Allotment Through MeroShare

  1. Log in at meroshare.cdsc.com.np with your DP, BOID, and password.
  2. Open My ASBA from the dashboard menu.
  3. Select Application Report to see your IPO, FPO, and right-share applications.
  4. Open Report Detail for the issue you applied for.
  5. Read the status and note shares applied, shares allotted, and the application result.

After credit, open My Holdings or Portfolio and confirm the company name and share count. The application report and portfolio are related but serve different purposes.

What Allotted and Not Allotted Mean

AllottedYour application was selected and the stated number of shares will be credited to your Demat account.
Not AllottedYour application was not selected and you received no shares from that issue.

When shares are allotted, the amount for those shares is debited from the blocked ASBA balance. When an application is not allotted, the blocked amount is normally released within a few days to a week, depending on the bank and C-ASBA process.

For an oversubscribed general-public IPO, applicants commonly receive a fixed minimum such as 10 shares or no shares, depending on the issue rules and lottery. If you applied for 100 shares and received 10, only 10 shares are credited and charged at the issue price.

How to Check IPO Shares After Allotment

  1. Log in to MeroShare with the account linked to the correct BOID.
  2. Open My Holdings or Portfolio.
  3. Find the newly allotted company.
  4. Compare the credited quantity with the allotment result.
  5. Contact your DP if the shares do not appear after a reasonable processing period.

Do not panic if an Allotted result appears before the portfolio changes. Share credit commonly takes 2–5 days after result publication. Listing and trading happen later after NEPSE approves the listing.

IPO Result vs MeroShare: What Is the Difference?

Published allotment resultCDSC result portal or MeroShare Application Report — check on allotment date
Application informationMeroShare → My ASBA → Application Report — check any time after applying
Credited holdingsMeroShare → My Holdings / Portfolio — check after shares enter Demat
Market priceNEPSE or authorized market-information portals after listing

The IPO result answers “did I receive shares?” Your MeroShare portfolio answers “what do I currently own?”

What Happens After IPO Allotment?

IPO application → subscription closes → allotment result → shares credited to Demat → NEPSE listing → trading begins

ApplicationApply through MeroShare → My ASBA during the subscription period
ResultCDSC and the issue manager publish the allotment outcome
Share creditCommonly 2–5 days after result, depending on processing
ListingOften 5–10 days after credit as of October 2026, but timing varies by issue and NEPSE approval
TradingBegins only on the NEPSE-approved listing date through a broker TMS

How to Check IPO Profit

Market value = current market price × shares held Unrealized gain/loss = market value − total investment

Example: if you receive 10 shares at Rs 100 each, your investment is Rs 1,000. At a market price of Rs 350, the market value is Rs 3,500 and the unrealized gain is Rs 2,500.

  • Unrealized gain: the paper gain based on the current market price before selling.
  • Realized gain: the actual result after selling, after brokerage, taxes, and other charges.
  • IPO allotment does not guarantee profit; prices can rise or fall after listing.
  • Some shares or investor categories may have lock-in periods.
Track your numbers: Use SolutionsNepal's SIP Calculator to model regular investing and estimate value and potential gains. Market calculations are not investment advice.

Common IPO Result Problems

My IPO Result Is Not Showing

  • Confirm the official allotment date has passed.
  • Check the correct IPO issue and re-enter the correct BOID.
  • Try again later if the portal has heavy result-day traffic.
  • Use MeroShare → My ASBA → Application Report as an alternative.

I Was Allotted Shares but They Are Not in MeroShare

  • Wait 2–5 days after publication.
  • Confirm you are logged into the Demat account matching the BOID.
  • Contact your DP if shares are still missing after 5–7 days.

My Money Is Still Blocked

  • For Not Allotted, release timing varies by bank and may take up to a week.
  • For Allotted applications, the amount for allotted shares is debited and any excess blocked amount should be released.
  • Contact your bank if funds remain blocked after 7–10 days and keep the application confirmation.

IPO Result Safety Tips

  • Use official CDSC services, meroshare.cdsc.com.np, and the issue manager's verified website.
  • Do not pay a website or person to check a result.
  • Never share your MeroShare password, OTP, banking credentials, or BOID publicly.
  • Bookmark official URLs and use verified mobile apps only.
  • Do not confuse an application status with an allotment status.
  • Do not assume allotted shares are immediately tradable; wait for NEPSE listing.
Official sources (last checked October 2026): cross-check announcements through CDSC, MeroShare, the CDSC IPO result portal, SEBON, NEPSE, and the official issue manager. IPOs carry market risk; this guide is informational and not investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

How can I check my IPO result in Nepal?

Use the official CDSC IPO result portal or log in to MeroShare and open My ASBA → Application Report → Report Detail. Enter or verify your 16-digit BOID.

How do I check IPO results on MeroShare?

Log in to meroshare.cdsc.com.np, open My ASBA, choose Application Report, and select Report Detail for the specific issue.

How do I check IPO allotment through CDSC?

Open the official CDSC result portal at iporesult.cdsc.com.np (type the address directly to avoid phishing sites), select the IPO issue, enter your 16-digit BOID, and submit the result request.

What does Not Allotted mean?

It means you were not selected in the IPO allotment and received no shares. The blocked ASBA amount should be released within a few days to a week, depending on the bank and process.

When do allotted IPO shares appear in MeroShare?

Shares commonly appear in My Holdings around 2–5 days after the allotment result, although the timing varies by issue manager and CDSC processing.

Can I sell IPO shares immediately after allotment?

No. The shares must first be credited to your Demat account and listed on NEPSE before trading begins.

How can I calculate IPO profit?

Unrealized gain equals current market price multiplied by shares held, minus total investment. The result is only realized after you sell, and transaction costs reduce the final amount.

What should I do if my IPO result is not showing?

Confirm the official allotment date, check the correct IPO and BOID, try again later during heavy traffic, and use MeroShare Application Report as an alternative.

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