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In July 2021, which of the following has launched a pre-initial public offering (IPO) open application feature on its platform, allowing retail investors to apply for an IPO before they open in the market?

In July 2021, which of the following has launched a pre-initial public offering (IPO) open application feature on its platform, allowing retail investors to apply for an IPO before they open in the market? Correct Answer ​Paytm Money

The correct answer is ​Paytm Money.

  • Paytm Money has launched a pre-initial public offering (IPO) open application feature on its platform, allowing retail investors to apply for an IPO before they open in the market.
  • Paytm Money users can use the feature to place an IPO order anytime through the week.
  • The order is recorded on Paytm Money’s system and sent to the exchange for processing whenever the IPO opens.

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