A private invitation
Your admin sends you a personal link. It works only for your email address, and only until it expires.
IPO applications, without the busywork
One small step.
Three months of ease.
Badhat sends the IPO application emails your broker needs — from your own Gmail account, with permission you grant once and that expires on its own after 90 days.
One authorization
You grant a single permission — to send IPO application emails from your Gmail account. Nothing else.
Applications on time
When an IPO opens, the application email goes out for you. You approve the payment yourself, on your phone.
Your money stays yours.
Badhat never sees your UPI PIN, never holds your funds, and never approves a bank transaction. Every fund-block request is reviewed and approved by you, in your own UPI app.
Managing a group of investors?
Sign in to the admin command center to invite investors and trigger IPO campaigns.
What Badhat asks of your Google account
One permission, requested once, when you open your invitation. Badhat uses the Gmail API only to send — it cannot read, search, download, or delete anything in your mailbox, and it never sees a payment credential.
gmail.sendSend the IPO application email from your account to your admin’s fixed delivery address. Nothing else.email, profileConfirm the Google account you signed in with is the one your invitation was issued to.
Read the Privacy Policy for how this data is stored, used, and deleted. You can withdraw the permission at any time from your Google Account.
Investors don’t need an account — just open the invitation link your admin sent you.