How-to NFO allotment tracking

How to track allotment of a mutual fund NFO subscription

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After subscribing to an NFO, tracking the allotment is straightforward: SEBI mandates 5-working-day allotment, and AMCs comply. The folio number and units credit visible on platform / SoA confirm the allotment.

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Step-by-step procedure

See the procedure infobox above.

Allotment timeline

Per SEBI:

DayEvent
T (NFO close)Subscription window ends
T+1 to T+5 (working days)AMC processes allotment
T+5 (at latest)Allotment confirmed; folio created
T+1 after allotmentFirst daily NAV published
T+10 typicalStatement of Account issued

Channels to verify allotment

ChannelDetail
Platform dashboardReal-time status
Email from AMCAllotment confirmation
SMS from AMCOptional; depends on AMC’s communication settings
RTA portalCAMS / KFin investor portal
Statement of AccountOfficial; arrives T+10
AMFI trackerSome AMFI tools track NFO data

Refund scenarios

NFO allotment can be rejected if:

  • Insufficient funds for the subscription amount.
  • KYC discrepancy detected at AMC processing.
  • Bank rejection.
  • AMC’s compliance check fails.

In rejection cases, refund credits to your bank within 5 working days. If delayed beyond that, SEBI mandates 15% per annum interest on the delayed amount.

For NFO subscriptions:

  • Subscription during NFO period: NAV applied is the allotment-date NAV (typically Rs 10).
  • Subscription on / after NFO close, before allotment: Treated as regular open-ended subscription at applicable NAV.

Post-allotment

After allotment:

  • Folio is created (new folio number if first investment at this AMC).
  • Units credit to demat (if scheme is demat-mode) or SoA (folio-mode).
  • Daily NAV publication begins.
  • Scheme opens for ongoing subscription / redemption (open-ended) or stays closed (close-ended) until next event.

See also

External references

References

  1. SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996.
  2. SEBI Master Circular for Mutual Funds - allotment timelines.
  3. AMFI Best Practice Guidelines on NFO allotment.

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