Current IPO 2026 – Ongoing IPOs with Dates & Price Details

On our Current IPO page, you will find all the IPOs that are currently open for subscription. You will see key details like issue size, price band, opening and closing dates, and minimum lot size. We will help you understand what current IPOs are and how to track them. You can also check IPO GMP today and IPO subscription status to understand investor demand before applying.

Current IPO Today – New IPO Listings, Dates, Price Band & Live Status

What Is a Current IPO? Meaning, Live Status & How It Works

It refers to an IPO that is open for subscription at this moment. In other words, you can actually apply for shares through different modes. It is the live phase of a company going public. During this phase, the company offers its shares to investors for the first time before listing on the stock exchange.

As we know, a company files a DRHP when it decides to go public. After SEBI approval, the company and underwriters determine the price band, issue size, and subscription dates. Once these details are finalized, the IPO moves into the current stage. This usually lasts 3 to 5 days when investors can subscribe.

On this page, you can track which IPOs are live right now. Once this period ends (generally a 3 to 5-day subscription period), the company and exchanges move to the next stage. That stage includes IPO allotment and listing.

Simply speaking, a current IPO is where opportunity meets action.

How to Apply for a Current IPO Online – vStep-by-Step Guide

Applying for a live IPO in India has become very simple with digital platforms. The process just takes a few minutes if you follow the right steps. Below are the steps:

Select the IPO You Want to Apply For

First, you have to select the IPO that you want to invest in. You can review ongoing issues on Arjanam IPO, a broker app, or your bank’s ASBA portal. You can examine key details like price band, issue size, and lot size. You can also track IPO GMP and live subscription data before applying.

Log In Using Your Demat & Trading Account

To apply for any IPO, an active Demat and trading account is essential. You have to Log in through a SEBI-registered broker platform. But must keep two things in mind – first, your Demat account must have verified KYC details. Second, there is sufficient balance in your linked bank account.

Enter IPO Application Details & Bid Amount

Select the IPO and specify the number of lots (i.e., share quantity) you wish to apply for. Also specify the bid price within the given price band. Usually, retail investors prefer the cut-off price, which automatically bids at the highest price in the price band. This increases allotment chances.

Make Payment for IPO via UPI or ASBA

UPI method : On the application page, enter your UPI ID (which is linked to your bank account). Once you submit the application after filling in payment details, you will receive a mandate request in your UPI app. Remember, you have to approve this before the issue closing time so that the required amount will be blocked temporarily.

ASBA method : If you choose this route, select the IPO under the ASBA service section if you are applying through a net banking account. Until the completion of the entire allotment process, your bank will block the amount temporarily.

Submit Your IPO Application & Track Allotment

once you confirm all the details, submit your application. Your ipo application is recorded for processing. Once the IPO closes, the allotment process starts. SEBI’s automated process ensures transparent and fair allotment of the issue. Once the allotment is finalized, you can go to the IPO allotment status page and check your allotment there using PAN/DP ID/application number.

Important point : Ensure your UPI mandate is approved before the IPO closes.

Important Tips for Retail Investors Applying to Current IPOs

Retail investors are the energy of every IPO as they bring real excitement. Here are a few points to keep in mind before applying:

1. Read the IPO RHP and details carefully – This means you must understand what the company’s business is, which industry it operates in, the company’s financial performance, etc.
2. Don’t apply blindly – While deciding to apply, never decide solely on IPO GMP or market hype. It is one factor among many. So go through the RHP, stay updated on market conditions, etc.
3. Check lot size – You must ensure you have enough balance in your bank account for the minimum investment before you submit your application.
4. Use only one UPI ID – Many retail investors make this mistake: they submit multiple applications from the same PAN, which get rejected, as SEBI allows only one application per PAN.

In the end, IPO investment is a game of knowledge and patience that outperforms speed and speculation.

Why the Current IPO Phase Is Important for Investors

The current phase is the most decisive time for investors. All information is on the table, but the outcome is uncertain.

During this phase:

• Analysts are releasing their reviews.
• GMP activity peaks.
• Subscription levels reveal investor sentiment.

For retail investors, this phase is critical. It allows them to compare valuation and check institutional demand. Most importantly, they can decide whether they are applying for listing gains or for long-term holding.

Current IPO FAQs – Live Issues, Application Process, Cut-off Price & UPI Rules

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