IPO

Benefits of IPOs

Early investment has the potential for greater returns

Potential for long-term wealth creation

Opportunity to invest in innovative and disruptive businesses
Why choose Tradebulls for IPO Investing?
New IPOs receive guidance by experts
Facility of HNI funding
Prompt new demat account opening for IPO investors
Facility to inform about allotment in demat A/c through SMS
Competitive service tariff in the industry
Facility of telephonic inquiry of demat balance
IPO FAQs
Does tradebull provide the facility to apply in IPO?
You cannot apply online for IPO services. You need to apply it through ASBA only. You will need to collect the IPO forms from Tradebulls offices.
How can I apply in IPO?
You need to apply for an IPO through ASBA or using UPI. Read more.
What are the details I should care about while applying for IPO/OFS?
While applying for an IPO, make sure that all the mentioned details are filled properly:
Amount
Price
Demat Account Number
ASBA Bank Account Number and
Your signature wherever required.
How to find DP details on the website for applying in IPO?
Entire DP details are mentioned on the tradebull website, which is https://tradebulls.in. Once you log in under details and your credentials, you can view your Bank A/c, Trading A/c, and Demat A/c.
What is ASBA?
ASBA stands for "Application Supported by Blocked sum." ASBA is an application containing an approval to hinder the application cash in the financial balance, for buying into an issue. On the off chance that a speculator is applying through ASBA, his application cash will be charged from the financial balance just if his/her application is chosen for designation after the premise of apportioning is concluded, or the issue is pulled back/fizzled. If there should be an occurrence of rights issues, his application cash will be charged from the financial balance after the receipt of guidance from the recorders.
How shall I know which bank and which branch of that bank is the designated branch for accepting ASBA applications?
An investor can apply through ASBA process in an open issue through book building course gave he/she:
• is an "Occupant Retail Individual Investor," i.e. applying for shares/protections up to RS 1, 00,000/
• is offering at cut-off, with single choice with regards to the number of offers offer for;
• is applying through hindering of assets in a ledger with the SCSB;
• has made a deal to avoid reconsidering his/her offer;
• isn't offering under any of the saved classes.
SEBI has allowed the ASBA process in rights issues on the pilot premise. All investors of the organization as on record date are allowed to utilize ASBA for making applications in rights issue gave he/she/it:
• is holding partakes in dematerialized structure and has applied for privileges or extra offers in the issue in the dematerialized structure;
• has not denied its privileges in full or partially;
• isn't a renounced to the Issue;
• applies through a ledger kept up with SCSBs.