Jana Small Finance Bank Limited
To be announced
To be announced
Retail Investor can invest upto Rs 2,00,000 in IPO
About the Company
Prospectus Document
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Dates
Offer End | : | - |
Allotment Finalisation | : | - |
Refund Initiation | : | - |
Listing | : | - |
How to Apply for IPOs on Paytm Money
Step 1
Once KYC is done, enter your bid details (quantity, price & no. of bids) and submit UPI ID.
Once KYC is done, enter your bid details (quantity, price & no. of bids) and submit UPI ID.
Step 2
Accept the “Block Funds” request on UPI app
Accept the “Block Funds” request on UPI app
Step 3
If allotted, final amount will be debited otherwise, it will be unblocked.
If allotted, final amount will be debited otherwise, it will be unblocked.
The Bidding Process
- Applying for an IPO is easier than ever with Paytm Money, in just a few clicks your application is processed. You can bid for any IPO through Paytm, the bidding process is simple and hassle free. Every company has a lot size decided & you can buy in multiples of the decided lot.
- If lot size is 15, then you have to bid for multiples of 15 share like 30,45,60 and so on.
- The maximum subscription amount for retail investors is 2 lakh.
- Any bid can be at a desired price or cut off price given by the company.
How to bid on App
- Enter the number of shares you wish to buy, as per the lot size.
- You can apply at the cut off price set by the company or bid for a desired amount within the price band.
- Maximum three bids will be accepted.
- You then need to enter the UPI ID on Paytm Money’s IPO application form.
Investing using UPI
- You will immediately get a fund block request on your UPI for the submitted IPO application.
- The funds will be blocked in your bank account until allotment when it is debited.
- The limit for IPO application is Rs 2 lakh per transaction on UPI.
- On allotment of the shares, the money will be automatically debited.
- If the share aren’t allotted the blocked funds will reflect back into your account.