Help Regarding IPO via FD

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In ICICI Bank you can apply for IPO via money multiplier FD. Is there any alternative to it?
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Finance Mentor Finance Mentor
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Kotak might have something but I'm not sure, heard about indusind too, personally not into these banks...

Budding Star Budding Star
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No, as per ASBA guidelines, the applicant needs to have sufficient balance in his/her Savings or Current account for application money. Money in other type of accounts like loan, overdraft and FD etc., cannot be used.

Heart of Gold Heart of Gold
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In Kotak, its Activ Money.

In AU, its Flexi FD.

Almost all banks are giving options to apply via Sweep in FD facility.

Commentator Commentator
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Can you give details about au flexi fd I have account in au and have fd as well.

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If anyone know reply please I also need it for applying SME ipo.

Deal Newbie Deal Newbie
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I used Kotak and ICICI, and they work fine with the UPI mandate for IPO, Kotak used Active Money and Icici used money multiplier features 

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Upi mandate u give in ur trading dealer account? Spoke to kotak customer care recently they said if funds blocked no interest ? In active money if ipo alloted and funds fall short of limit for active money when will get interest ?

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Is it possible in idfc bank?

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