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March 25, 2026
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- Thu, 26 March 2026
Dream Sports is preparing to launch Dream Street, a stockbroking platform aimed at expanding its presence in financial services and reaching India’s growing retail investor base.
The company has secured regulatory approvals and is currently testing the platform internally ahead of a public rollout.
The initiative will be led by Rahul Mirchandani along with senior product leaders Karan and Nikhil.
India’s stockbroking sector is becoming one of the most competitive spaces in digital finance.
With millions of first time investors entering the market, platforms that simplify access and guidance are gaining strategic importance. Dream Sports is positioning Dream Street to serve users in smaller cities who remain underserved by traditional brokerage experiences.
According to CEO Harsh Jain, Dream Street will use artificial intelligence to provide personalized investment guidance. The goal is to make advanced quality insights accessible to everyday investors rather than limiting them to institutional users.
This approach reflects a broader shift toward intelligence driven retail investing platforms.
Dream Street builds on the company’s earlier launch of Dream Money in 2025. That platform initially focused on gold and fixed deposit investments before expanding into mutual funds and lending products.
Together, these moves signal a structured expansion beyond gaming into financial services.
Dream Sports will enter a crowded market alongside digital brokers such as Groww, Zerodha, and Angel One.
At the same time, consumer internet platforms including MobiKwik, Super.money, and CRED are also exploring investment offerings. The competition highlights how brokerage is becoming a key battleground for digital platforms targeting India’s next generation of investors.
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