CDSC

How to Check Your IPO Result in Nepal

Checking your IPO/FPO allotment result takes under a minute, directly on CDSC's official checker — no MeroShare login needed. Here's exactly how, and where to find your BOID if you don't have it handy.

Check your result on CDSC's official site:

Open Official IPO Result Checker →

iporesult.cdsc.com.np — operated by CDSC (Central Depository System & Clearing Limited), the official body that runs the IPO lottery under SEBON.

Step by step

  1. Open the official checkerGo to iporesult.cdsc.com.np using the button above. This is the same site Mero Share itself pulls results from.
  2. Select the companyPick the company whose IPO you applied for from the dropdown list.
  3. Enter your 16-digit BOIDYour Beneficiary Owner Identification number — see below if you don't have it on hand.
  4. Complete the captcha and submitThe result shows immediately: allotted (with units) or not allotted.
Don't know your BOID?

Your BOID is a 16-digit number, different from your username or citizenship number. Find it here:

  • In the Mero Share app or website: log in → My Details / Profile — your BOID is shown at the top.
  • On your DEMAT account opening letter from your bank or broker (DP).
  • Via your bank's net banking portal, if your DEMAT account is linked there.

FAQs

1. Do I need to log into Mero Share to check my result?
No — the CDSC checker above works with just your BOID, no login required. Logging into Mero Share directly also shows your result, with your full application history.

2. How long after the IPO closes until results are out?
Under SEBON's rules, allotment must be completed within 20 days of the IPO closing, though well-run IPOs are often much faster.

3. I applied for more units than the minimum — does that improve my chances?
No, in the first lottery round every applicant has equal odds regardless of units applied for above the minimum — see our IPO Allotment Odds Calculator for the real math behind this.

4. What if the result shows "not allotted"?
The refund for your blocked application amount is processed automatically back to your linked bank account — no action needed on your part.