IPO UI (User interface) suggestions - improvements

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Hello

I would like to suggest following changes to IPO UI interface.

  1. If I applied for HNI last time then next time onwards it should automatically select HNI. i.e. till I change it back to Retail, it should keep HNI as default. I prefer HNI mostly, but everytime I have to keep selecting HNI when applying.

  2. Similarly, bank and UPI handle that I used the last time should be auto-selected. I have 4 bank accounts registered with Dhan and PNB is my primary bank. But somehow your UI always shows ICICI bank / UPI handle as default. And if I overlook this default selection that Dhan chooses on its own, then IPO app sends mandate to wrong bank (i.e. ICICI). And once the IPO application gets submitted, you can not revise HNI application and you can not change UPI handle / bank.

So please either pick Primary bank account by default or pick bank that was used last. No idea why it keeps selecting ICICI bank by default?

Please consider and implement the changes.

PS: I use Dhan web. No idea if same issue exists in Dhan App.

Thank you.

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@Dhan Please do try to implement above suggestions.

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Hi @amish We are reviewing on your query and will get back to you.

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Adding to the same, @Snehal_Barot

  1. The IPO homepage, I wish to see a filter button with MB and SME IPOs. Like right now if we see there are so many IPOs and all cluttered up. Hard to find IPOs to apply inbetween SME IPOs.
  2. The IPOs need to get rearranged with Apply Now, Applied, Pre apply sequence, right now its all mixed up
  3. Lastly the changes we make should be default for us, I don’t want to filter IPOs everytime I land on IPO homepage.

Incase anything was unclear or need additional details on my request please call back between 2pm and 6pm. Dhan team already has my number

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One more suggestion

IPO page (Open for Bid) should sort IPOs by “closing date”, i.e. IPOs closing today should be on top. So we do not need to search them in whole list, as these days there are way too many IPOs.

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