
Dream Sports, the organisation behind Dream11, has launched DreamStreet, a new stockbroking platform aimed at novice investors in India, as per news reports.
This initiative focuses on breaking down the barriers of complexity and lack of guidance that often deter first-time investors from entering the stock market.
At its inception, DreamStreet is providing access to investments in stocks and ETFs. In the coming weeks, the platform plans to introduce futures & options and IPOs.
DreamStreet utilises AI-led insights and offers users access to SEBI-registered research analysts and investment advisors.
The highlight of DreamStreet is its AI companion named Veda, designed to assist users with stock analysis and investment decisions.
The entire process of account opening is fully digital, ensuring convenience for users. Additionally, the platform guarantees transparent disclosure of fees and charges.
DreamStreet makes its entry into a competitive market that already includes notable players like Groww, Dhan, and Zerodha.
DreamStreet, operated by Finverse Platform, a SEBI-registered stockbroker, aims to carve a niche by particularly focusing on first-time investors.
Rahul Mirchandani, co-founder and CEO of DreamStreet, stated that the platform is set to bridge the gap between the intent to invest and the confidence to begin investing, highlighting the need for simplicity and clarity.
This new venture into stockbroking is part of Dream Sports' strategy to diversify its revenue streams.
The move follows the enactment of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act in 2025, which banned real-money gaming in India, impacting Dream11's revenue significantly.
The law led to a steep decline in profits and revenues, with Dream Sports reporting a net loss of ₹478.9 crore in FY25, a stark contrast to the net profit of ₹1,295 crore the previous year.
Following the legislative changes affecting its primary business, Dream Sports has been restructuring into multiple independent units including fintech, sports content, and fan experiences.
The launch of DreamStreet represents a significant step towards establishing a diverse portfolio, reducing the company's dependency on the gaming sector.
Dream Sports' entry into the stockbroking sector with DreamStreet reflects a strategic pivot towards financial technology. The platform is set to ease the entry of first-time investors into the markets with its user-friendly interface and expert insights, fostering confidence among new retail participants.
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Published on: May 5, 2026, 3:00 PM IST

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