Track DRHP-filed companies before they IPO
38 companies have filed with SEBI. We log filing dates, offer size, promoter dilution and expected listing windows — so you know what's actually close to an IPO and what isn't.
Open DRHP trackerUnlisted & Pre-IPO shares, explained without the jargon
We break down IPOs, DRHP filings and unlisted share prices with a witty take and real numbers — so retail investors in India can research pre-IPO companies properly, then buy them at a transparent, all-inclusive price.
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WittyScore — our differentiator
WittyScore rates every share on our platform from 0 to 10 using five weighted pillars: Financial Health (30%), Valuation (20%), Growth Potential (20%), IPO Probability (15%) and Liquidity & Safety (15%). A low score stays low — we publish it either way.
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Process — How To Buy
The same process we follow for a ₹25,000 lot and a ₹25 lakh block.
Send your Client Master List (CML) from your broker, PAN, Aadhaar and a cancelled cheque. Takes about five minutes and is a one-time step.
We share a GST invoice and our verified company current account details. Payments go only to that account — never to a personal UPI, wallet or individual name.
Shares are transferred off-market to your CDSL or NSDL demat, usually the same working day. Verify the ISIN independently on the depository before and after credit.
About — About StockWitty
StockWitty is a distributor of unlisted and pre-IPO shares built for Indian retail investors who are tired of bland financial chatter. Most of this market still runs on WhatsApp forwards, vague quotes and screenshots. We publish an actual price, explain where it came from, and let you decide.
On every company we cover — NSE India, Tata Capital, OYO, Swiggy, PhonePe and dozens more — you get lot size, minimum ticket, valuation multiples, a financial history and DRHP status in one place. Buying is just as boring on purpose: KYC, payment to a verified company account, and shares credited to your own demat.
We are an information portal and a distributor, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. So we will never tell you what to buy. We will tell you what a company earns, what the shares cost, how illiquid they are, and what could go wrong.
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Why StockWitty
Investing isn't easy. Researching it should be.
Every company gets a 0–100 score built from growth, profitability, governance and IPO visibility — with the reasoning shown, including the parts that look weak.
Funds move only to StockWitty's registered current account against a GST invoice. No personal UPI, no intermediary wallet, ever.
Off-market transfers executed before the 2 PM cut-off usually land in your CDSL or NSDL demat the same working day, with the DIS reference shared to you.
The price you see already includes our margin. No brokerage surprise, no last-minute revision between quote and payment.
We read the prospectus so you don't have to: revenue mix, promoter dilution, offer-for-sale size and realistic listing timelines for 38 filed companies.
A real analyst answers price, lot size and settlement questions — typically within minutes during market hours. No chatbot loops.
38 companies have filed with SEBI. We log filing dates, offer size, promoter dilution and expected listing windows — so you know what's actually close to an IPO and what isn't.
Open DRHP tracker
Weekly notes on unlisted price moves, valuation resets and what the tape is telling us — plus our takes quoted across Indian business media. Sharp, short, no fluff.
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Freshly added unlisted and pre-IPO names, with live indicative prices.
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₹1,075
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₹2,890
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₹58
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₹425
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₹1,240
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₹340
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₹910
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₹1,050
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₹185
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Price, lot size, P/E, DRHP status and liquidity — lined up so you can judge, not guess.
Research & tools
Screeners, comparisons, calculators and writing that respects your time.
From the blog
Written for retail investors, not for compliance files.
Watch & Learn — YouTube
No hype reels. Numbers, lot sizes, risks and what the DRHP actually says.
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Case studies
What actually happened — including the slow and awkward parts.
Reviews — investor feedback
Feedback on process, pricing and speed. We never publish return or profit claims.
“Asked about NSE India lot sizes on WhatsApp, got a straight answer with no sales push. Paid to the company account in the morning, shares were in my demat the same evening.”
“I checked the GST invoice, the bank details and the ISIN on CDSL before paying — everything matched. The pricing quoted was the pricing charged, nothing added later.”
“They told me upfront that unlisted shares are illiquid and an IPO may take years. That honesty is why I came back for a second lot.”
FAQ — Questions, answered
Still unsure? Message the team on WhatsApp — a person replies, not a bot.
Unlisted shares are equity shares of companies that are not yet traded on the NSE or BSE. They change hands privately — between employees holding ESOPs, early investors and buyers like you — at a negotiated price. Once the company completes an IPO, those same shares become listed and tradeable on the exchange.
Share your CML copy, PAN, Aadhaar and a cancelled cheque for KYC, confirm the quantity and price on your quote, then transfer the amount to our verified company bank account. We credit the shares to your demat account off-market, usually the same working day.
The transaction itself is safe when it is done properly: payments only to a verified company account, shares delivered into your own demat account, and ISIN verified independently on CDSL or NSDL. The investment risk is separate — unlisted shares are illiquid, prices are negotiated, and an IPO may be delayed or never happen. Invest only what you can hold for years.
It depends on the lot size of the company. For NSE India, the minimum lot is 250 shares, which is about ₹4.90 lakh at the current price of ₹1,960. Other names start much lower — some lots are under ₹25,000.
For payments received before 2:00 PM on a working day, shares are typically credited to your demat the same day. Payments after cut-off or on holidays are settled the next working day. You get the delivery instruction reference on WhatsApp as soon as it is executed.
Unlisted prices are negotiated, not quoted by an exchange. We track live dealer bids and asks, recent block deal levels and secondary demand, then publish one all-inclusive price. There is no hidden markup added at the end — the price you accept is the price you pay.