How to Cancel IPO application ?

How to Cancel IPO application ?

You can cancel IPO application by following the below steps-

Through the IIFL Markets Mobile App 

  • Log in to the IIFL Markets mobile app. 

  • Tap on the Hamburger Menu (☰). 

  • Select Invest > IPO. 

  • You will be redirected to the OneUp page. 

  • Tap on My Bids to view your IPO applications. 

  • Click on the Delete icon for the IPO you wish to cancel. 

  • Select Cancel All Bids to confirm. 

 


Through the IIFL Markets Web Portal 

  • Click on Explore from the top-right corner. 

  • Under Products, select IPO / NCD. 

  • You will be redirected to the OneUp page. 

  • Click on View Status (top-right corner). 

  • Click on the Delete icon for the IPO you wish to cancel. 

  • Click on Cancel Bid to confirm 


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