Dream Sports, which owns fantasy gaming platform Dream11, is preparing to launch a stockbroking platform called Dream Street, signalling its entry into India’s crowded brokerage market. The company has obtained the necessary regulatory approvals and is currently piloting the offering internally ahead of a wider rollout.
The new platform is aimed at India’s expanding retail investor base, with a focus on users in Tier-II and Tier-III markets. It is expected to offer AI-driven tools designed to assist investors with portfolio decisions and improve accessibility for those less familiar with market investing.
Leadership for Dream Street will include Rahul Mirchandani, Dream Sports’ chief product officer, who will take on the role of CEO. He will be joined by Karan Bansal as chief business officer and Nikhil Lalvani as chief product officer.
The development builds on Dream Sports’ earlier push into financial services through Dream Money, launched in 2025. The platform initially offered gold and fixed deposit investments and has since expanded into mutual funds and lending through partnerships with firms such as Augmont, ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund and Incred Finance.
The company’s diversification into new verticals follows regulatory changes that disrupted the online gaming sector, impacting revenues from its core fantasy sports business. In response, Dream Sports reorganised its operations into multiple business units spanning sports investments, financial services and philanthropy.
Dream Street will enter a market that is seeing renewed interest from fintech and consumer internet firms, including MobiKwik, Super.money and CRED, even as established digital brokers such as Groww, Zerodha and Angel One continue to dominate.
Industry growth remains steady, with an increase in active investors, although tighter regulations and higher taxation in derivatives trading are expected to curb speculative activity. Dream Sports’ large user base of over 250 million could provide a ready funnel for its new broking and financial services offerings.
