Hi that’s about selling via Kite. But I still do not see my ICICI Lombard shares listed in my holdings in Q. Did i miss something? Do I need to manually add them? I am planning to hold them, so I just need to see them and be satisfied that they have been delivered properly…
I see that there’s still a ton of confusing regarding this. Maybe you can do 1 detailed post and end up all the confusion which everybody has during every IPO.
I am able to view icici lombard shares in kite as well as in q holdings. But in q holdings the buy price and quantity are already present and correct. Do I need to add discrepant quantities? And how come these data got populated automatically?
I have my personal banking acount in icici and demat with zerodha.
So My question is if I am applying for and IPO from ICICI netbanking using zerodha dp id.
than do i need to have fund in zeerodha demat account? or it will directly cut from my saving acount in icici?
The process is called as ASBA - Applications Supported by Blocked Amount. The funds will be blocked in your bank account and upon allotment will be deducted. If you don’t get an allotment then the funds will be unblocked in your bank account.
@Bhuvan
Hi, I want to add the purchase date and Purchase price in the discrepant trades.
I have got the shares transferred to my account from my father’s account.
Suppose I have 15 shares having average price of 50.
But I bought 8 shares in one day and 7 shares in another day, that means I do not have a singlerpurchase date for the 15 shares.
Which date should I need to put for the purchase date?
I think Zerodha depository is CSDL. Please confirm this by logging into your account in https://q.zerodha.com/.
If it’s CSDL then the option will change to fill only Client ID.
For Client ID use DP_ID_NUMBER+CLIENT_ID_NUMBER.
E.g.:
If your
DP ID is : 2222
Client ID is : 1111
Then Client ID to be used is 22221111
Refer to the answer from Nikhil.A
You can now apply for new IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) from within Console. Until now, we asked customers to apply for IPOs using the ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) from their respective bank’s netbanking portal or by visiting a bank and submitting a physical application with your Zerodha demat account number.
The SEBI has now made it mandatory for all IPOs to be supported by UPI 2.0. This means that we can now support IPO applications on our own. This is a much simpler, online process. All you need to do is enter the bid price, quantity and your UPI ID.