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US IPO Tracker

Upcoming and recent US IPOs with an Indian investor lens — how to access via LRS, estimated post-TCS cost, and currency impact on returns. Data from SEC EDGAR S-1 filings (open, updated continuously).

How to invest in US IPOs from India

Step 1 — Open a US brokerage

Vested Finance, Stockal, INDmoney, or Interactive Brokers India all allow IPO applications. Vested supports most US IPOs directly.

Step 2 — Remit via LRS

Up to $250K/year under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme. TCS of 20% applies above ₹7L cumulative — reclaim in your ITR. LRS calculator →

Step 3 — Apply for IPO

US IPO allotment is broker-dependent. Retail allocations are limited. Many investors prefer buying on listing day + 1 after the first-day pop settles.

Upcoming US IPOs

No upcoming US IPOs in the EDGAR pipeline right now. The EDGAR cron runs every 6 hours.

Recently filed S-1s (last 90 days)

No recent S-1 filings indexed yet. The EDGAR crawler adds them continuously.

Indian investor context

What makes US IPOs attractive for Indians?

Access to companies (AI infrastructure, biotech, SaaS) with no Indian equivalent. US IPO first-day returns average +15-20% historically (though 2022 saw negative average). The real edge is long-term holding in USD with rupee depreciation tailwind.

The real cost

TCS reclaim takes 6-12 months (until ITR filing + refund). Forex conversion fees at bank (0.5-2%). Brokerage on US platform ($0 at Vested, $1-5 elsewhere). For IPO allotments, add platform fee. Total real cost on ₹5L investment: roughly ₹8,000-15,000 one-way.

Tax on exit

US capital gains: India taxes at 12.5% LTCG (after 24 months) or slab rate (under 24 months). US has no capital gains tax for non-resident investors. DTAA prevents double taxation. Use our USD returns calculator to model post-tax returns.