An IPO directory that tells you where you can actually apply
Most IPO sites answer "which IPOs are open". BrokerBazaar IPO also answers "can I apply, and through which licensed channel", based on where you live, using documented, reviewed rules with sources and check dates.
Three layers
1. Global IPO directory
Every market we cover, with open, upcoming, listing-soon, recently listed and archived issues. Each market states its coverage: verified feed, editor-verified records, not yet verified, or browse-only.
2. IPO Access Checker
A guest flow: residence, nationality, applicant type, existing account types, then only the follow-ups that change the result. The output is a dashboard of documented routes per market with one of four statuses.
3. Verified application channels
Per issue: the legal entities that take applications, which profiles they support, required accounts, minimums, fees and FX, funding method, the provider's own deadline and the date we checked the evidence.
The four statuses
Every route in the checker and on every IPO page carries exactly one of these. Post-listing trading access is shown as a separate field, because being able to buy shares after listing is not the same as being able to apply in the offer.
- Documented route matches your profile
A documented route exists for your residence, nationality and the accounts you hold, and we have reviewed its source.
- Requirements to complete
A documented route exists, but something is missing on your side: an account to open, a registration to complete, a confirmation to obtain.
- Access not verified
We have not yet documented a route for your profile. This is not a prohibition and not a permission; it is a gap in our evidence.
- Not eligible for this route
A documented rule excludes your profile from this route. We cite the clause.
Unknown never defaults to allowed. And a missing verification is never shown as a prohibition: "Access not verified" means we have not yet documented the route, nothing more.
Seven checks behind every result
- 1 Market permission: may someone with this residence and nationality take part in this market at all?
- 2 Offering permission: does this prospectus admit that profile to the tranche?
- 3 Channel support: does a named legal entity take applications from that profile for this issue?
- 4 Account readiness: are the required accounts (demat, investor number, brokerage) in place?
- 5 Funding route: can the money reach the channel in the way the offer requires?
- 6 Offer status: is the issue actually open, and before the channel's own deadline?
- 7 Distribution permission: may we show this channel to someone in that country?
Where the facts come from
Exchanges, regulators, registrars, issuer documents and licensed data providers. Every figure on an IPO page is labelled as a published fact, a calculated result, or not verified. We never fabricate a value; unknown reads "Not announced".
What AI does, and does not do
AI extracts and drafts: it reads prospectuses, summarises documents and answers questions with labelled evidence. Eligibility is decided only by deterministic rules that an editor has reviewed, each with a source clause, check date and next review date.
Independence
Paid placements never affect access results or the order of routes. We do not take applications, hold money or recommend an issue. Our wording is "these application routes match the information you provided", not advice.
Markets and coverage today
Saudi Arabia is a stocks-first market for us: we list CMA-licensed brokers only for Saudi IPO routes. The Main Market and the Nomu Parallel Market are assessed separately.
See it with your own profile
No sign-in, no account numbers. Your answers stay on this device until you choose otherwise.