What is Bulk IPO?
A bulk IPO check is a way to apply for and verify Nepal IPO allotments across many demat (BOID) accounts at once. Instead of logging into Mero Share and the registrar's portal one BOID at a time, you paste a list of BOIDs and Nepse Signal queries each capital company's official allotment API in parallel — returning the result for every applicant in a single screen.
How Bulk IPO Works
Pick the IPO from the searchable list. Paste up to 20 BOIDs, one per line — the form auto-formats them and discards duplicates. We dispatch the allotment check to the IPO's registrar (NMB, Sanima, Laxmi Sunrise, Citizens, Nepal SBI, Himalayan, Prabhu, Global IME, Kumari, Nabil, RBB Merchant) using each provider's official endpoint, with a CDSC fallback for any IPO whose registrar isn't yet integrated. Your BOIDs are sent over secure SSL tunnels and never stored or logged.
Benefits of Bulk IPO
- Saves time — one submission instead of 20 separate registrar logins.
- Direct registrar query — bypasses CDSC's slower public verifier when the issuer is integrated.
- Family-friendly — check parent, spouse, and children's BOIDs side-by-side.
- CSV export — download the full result for record-keeping.
- Free and private — no account required for short batches; no BOID retention.
How to Apply for Bulk IPO in Nepal
- Each applicant must already hold a demat (BOID) account with a registered DP and a Mero Share login.
- While the issue is open, log into Mero Share for each BOID and submit the IPO application against your linked bank account.
- After the issue closes, return to this page, pick the IPO, paste all your BOIDs, and run the bulk allotment check.
- Allotted shares appear in your Mero Share holdings within 7–15 days. Refunds for non-allotted applications return to the linked bank within 3–5 working days.
IPO Allotment Process
After the issue's closing date, the registrar runs the official allotment using a CDSC-managed lottery for oversubscribed issues or a pro-rata distribution for undersubscribed ones. The General Public quota is allotted first, followed by Foreign Migrant Workers and Project-Affected Locals where applicable. Most retail allotments are exactly 10 units (the standard NEPSE general-public lot). The result becomes queryable through this bulk checker and the registrar's public verifier the moment the registrar publishes its allotment file.
Eligibility for Nepal IPO
Any Nepali citizen aged 18 or older with a valid demat (BOID) and an active Mero Share account can apply for an IPO. Foreign Migrant Worker quotas additionally require valid foreign-employment documentation. Project-affected locals must hold a residency proof from the relevant district. You can apply for the same IPO once per BOID — multiple applications from one BOID are automatically rejected by the registrar.
Nepal IPO Updates
Track upcoming and currently-open issues on the IPO announcements feed and check single-BOID allotments on the IPO Result page.