Basic IPO FAQs

Is there any minimum and maximum limit of the investment one can do in the HNI category?

All retail investors who make bids exceeding Rs 2,00,000.00 are considered to be in the HNI (Non-Institutional Investors) category.
Therefore, the minimum amount of investment for HNIs in an IPO would be Rs 2,00,000. The maximum amount of investment is in the Non Institutional Investors section.

In IPO application is third party UPI accepted?

Does IPO application with third party ASBA or UPI gets rejected or accepted?

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