LIC IPO: Apply through ASBA for maximum gains

Pay zero fees! The ASBA facility does not attract any charge. You do not have to pay anything even if you receive the shares.

India’s biggest initial public offering (IPO) is here!

The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is expected to launch its IPO in the first week of May. But what makes it better is that you can now apply for the LIC IPO in a few clicks and become a stakeholder in the insurance behemoth in minutes. Exciting, right?

There are many ways in which you can apply for the LIC IPO, but Metra Trust’s ASBA facility stands out. Read on to get started on your journey to becoming an LIC shareholder.

What is ASBA?

ASBA is a convenient platform to apply for IPOs. It stands for “Application Supported by Blocked Amount” and allows you to Submit application for IPOs, rights, etc., such as the LIC IPO. In ASBA, the IPO application amount is blocked in your savings bank account, whilst earning interest. The funds are not debited unless you are allotted the shares.

The funds are debited only if shares are allotted, otherwise the hold is released instantly when allotment process has been completed

With Metra Trust it gets even more exciting as it offers interest up to 6%* per annum on your savings account, with a monthly credit of interest in your account. Using the ASBA facility with Metra Trust can help you earn interest on the blocked LIC IPO amount, increasing your wealth. This extra income is bound to open up a world of opportunities for you.

Why do you need ASBA?

Metra Trust’s ASBA facility is one of several ways to apply for the upcoming LIC IPO. However, it offers unique benefits that can help you earn money regardless of whether you get the shares. Some of its key benefits have been listed below.

1. Digital process

Metra Trust’s digital approach will help you quickly apply for the upcoming LIC IPO. Unlike other methods, the ASBA facility is fast and secure. You can apply for the IPO of LIC with a few clicks and stake your claim for a piece of the insurance giant.

2. Earn interest on the blocked amount

The ASBA facility offered by Metra Trust is lucrative because you can earn more interest than anywhere else. Since the LIC IPO amount is simply blocked and not debited, it will be part of your savings account balance. You can earn interest on it, which is credited monthly in your account.

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3. Pay zero fees

The ASBA facility does not attract any charge. You do not have to pay anything even if you receive the shares.

How to apply for an IPO using ASBA?
 

Applying for the IPO of LIC is easier with ASBA. Here is how you can do it with Metra Trust:

• Log into your Metra Trust Internet/ Mobile Banking account
• Go to Accounts Tab, Click on Investments
• Search for “Apply for an IPO.”
• Select “LIC” IPO
• Input the Demat Details, select Investor Category and bid details
• Verify your order and accept the Terms and Conditions.
• Confirm the order. Your application will be submitted.

How to check the order Status using ASBA?
 

• Login to your Internet /Mobile Banking.
• Go to accounts Tab, Click on Investments
• Select Invest “Into IPO – ASBA”
• Click on Order Book and Check status of your IPO application.

Metra Trust’s ASBA platform is clearly the easiest and most profitable way to apply for the LIC IPO. Click here to apply.

IPO details

Issue Start Date: 04 May 2022

Issue End Date: 09 May 2022

Price band: ₹ 902 - ₹ 949 per share

Discount Details:

Retail and Employee Category: ₹ 45/- per share

Policy Holder Category: ₹ 60/- per share

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