IPO Result Check in Nepal: CDSC BOID Lookup and Allotment Status

Eligibility

• An applicant checking an issue for which an official allotment has been published. An open application window or rumoured draw date does not establish publication.
• An account holder with the exact BOID used for that application. Another household member's account can return a different outcome.
• An applicant who can identify the company, issue and relevant applicant group. A result for another tranche is not evidence about yours.
• This guide covers result lookup and follow-up. It does not recommend an investment, submit an IPO application or arrange a refund.

Required documents checklist

• □ Your full BOID from the Demat account record or your own MeroShare details. CDSC defines BOID as a unique 16-digit beneficial-owner identifier; a CRN, bank account number or login username is not interchangeable with it.
• □ The company name and issue you applied for, including any separate applicant category in its official notice.
• □ The application acknowledgement or report, with its reference, applied units and bank details available for a private enquiry.
• □ The actual issue manager's publication notice or result page, with its date and address. A forwarded image without an identifiable issuer is weak evidence.
• □ For a later bank-release or missing-credit enquiry, the relevant bank or Demat statement, result evidence and previous correspondence. Send only the records the responsible service requests.

Step-by-step process

1. Identify the exact issue from the application record and issuer or issue manager's announcement. An 'IPO result today' headline is insufficient if it does not name your company and applicant group.
2. Open https://cdsc.com.np/ and follow IPO Result. The destination checked on 9 October 2026 is https://iporesult.cdsc.com.np/. CDSC's separate Career > Result section concerns recruitment and promotion, not IPO allotments.
3. Copy the full BOID from your own account record. Count all 16 digits and retain leading zeros. Do not construct it from a bank number or enter only a client-number suffix.
4. Select the matching company, enter the BOID and use View Result. Complete any verification the live page requests yourself. Global IME Bank's published guidance supports this company-and-BOID route; the current interface can change.
5. Read the outcome for that company and BOID. Save the displayed status and allotted quantity, if supplied, with the lookup date. Do not replace the actual quantity with a generic assumption that every successful applicant receives ten shares.
6. If the company is missing or no record is found, recheck the issue and official publication before changing account details. An unavailable result, incorrect selection and genuine non-allotment are different situations.
7. For Invalid BOID, compare all digits with the account record. For Request Rejected, timeout or a server error, the page has not returned a usable result. Retry later through CDSC's link or consult the actual issue manager's official announcement. Do not give a third-party site login secrets to bypass the error.
8. For application history, use your own account through CDSC's official Mero Share link and locate the relevant application record in the current service. Submission or verification alone should not be described as winning an allotment; read the recorded outcome and issue notice together.
9. Check bank release and share credit separately. For a continuing C-ASBA hold, ask the application bank to trace the reference. For missing allotted shares, ask your DP and the issue manager about that issue's credit stage. A result screenshot cannot establish a nationwide release or credit deadline.
10. Prepare one focused private enquiry: company and issue, application reference, correct BOID, outcome or exact error, date, and whether the problem concerns bank funds or Demat credit. Verify contacts through CDSC's DP and RTA directories. Keep passwords, PINs, OTPs and unrelated transactions out of screenshots.

Fees and timelines

• No single allotment date covers every IPO. Use the actual issuer or issue manager's announcement rather than another company's estimated date.
• The reviewed guidance describes a result lookup, not a payment to improve an allotment. A third-party charge or claimed guaranteed allocation is not an official result requirement.
• C-ASBA charges, release of unused blocked funds, share credit and listing have their own processes. No universal bank charge or fixed number of days is quoted here.
• Allotted does not establish that the security is already credited, listed or available for sale. Check the account and official issue notices for the stage you need.
• Automated requests to the result service were rejected during review. That response does not establish a sitewide outage, a company's result availability or a restoration time.

Common mistakes

• Using a CRN, bank number or username instead of BOID
• Dropping leading zeros or checking another person's account
• Confusing application verification, allotment, bank release, credit and listing
• Reading an access error as a non-allotment decision
• Selecting another issue or applicant category
• Sharing credentials or a full financial screenshot

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