How to Check Your NFO Allotment on FYERS

How can I verify the allotment of my NFO?

Post investing in a New Fund Offering (NFO), the allocated units will be credited to your Demat account within five working days following the NFO's closing date. You can conveniently monitor these details via the ‘Fyers Direct’ dashboard.
For a detailed breakdown of the transaction:
  • Log in to ‘My Account’ on FYERS.
  • Navigate to Reports.
  • Select Bills & Contracts.
  • Search using the specific date range.
Here, you'll find comprehensive details regarding your NFO allotment.

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