What Are the Key Dates in the US e-IPO Timeline, and How Does the 60-Minute Final Warning Window Work?

A US e-IPO on Pluang moves through four stages — Request Period, Final Pricing, Allocation, and Listing — typically taking 2 to 3 days from order open to trading, though exact dates vary per IPO. The 60-minute final warning window is your last chance to cancel or amend your order before it closes for orders and becomes binding.

• Request Period: The window during which you can submit, amend, or cancel your order.
• Final Pricing: The underwriter sets the final IPO price based on demand, generally the morning of the IPO.
• Allocation: Pluang and its broker partner confirm how many shares (if any) each order receives. This is typically known the morning of listing day in US time, which is usually the evening before listing day in Indonesia — you'll get a push notification as soon as the result is ready.
• Listing: The stock starts trading on the exchange and allocated shares appear in your Pluang portfolio.
• 60-minute window: Shortly before the Request Period ends, Pluang gives you a 60-minute final warning. Up until it expires, you can still Cancel or Amend your order from the order screen. Once it closes, the order is locked in and binding at whatever the final price turns out to be.
• Dates vary per IPO: Always check the specific IPO's detail page for its exact Request Period, Final Pricing, Allocation, and Listing dates — the 2–3 day estimate is typical, not fixed.

Related questions:

Q: What happens right after the 60-minute window closes?
Your order becomes binding and can no longer be cancelled or amended, regardless of the final IPO price.

Q: How will I know my allocation result?
Pluang sends a push notification as soon as the allocation result is confirmed, typically the morning of listing day in US time.

Q: Can the IPO timeline change from one offering to the next?
Yes — exact dates for each stage vary by IPO; always check that IPO's detail page for its specific schedule.