From Coinpedia · By Anjali Belgaumkar
Investors who did not receive shares in the Jio Platforms IPO will get access to their money again from Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Most bids for the issue were placed through UPI or ASBA, so the application amount was only held in the investor’s bank account and never withdrawn. Banks are now lifting that hold for unsuccessful applicants, making the full amount available for use. Investors who received fewer lots than they bid for will see only the extra amount released, while the cost of allotted shares is deducted. Applicants can confirm the release through the mandate section of their UPI app or by checking their bank balance. Allotment results remain available on the KFin Technologies, NSE and BSE websites using a PAN or application number.
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