Dream Sports, the parent of Dream11, has entered the fintech space with the launch of its AI-powered stock broking platform DreamStreet, aimed at simplifying stock market participation for first-time investors.

Key Highlights

• Dream Sports launches AI-powered DreamStreet platform to simplify investing and attract first-time retail investors.
• Platform offers AI insights, expert guidance and stocks, ETFs trading, with F&O and IPO features coming soon.

The platform is designed to reduce complexity in investing through AI-driven insights and expert-backed recommendations, targeting India’s rapidly expanding base of retail investors who have traditionally stayed away due to lack of guidance and accessibility.

AI-Led Investing with Expert Support

At launch, DreamStreet enables users to invest in stocks and ETFs, with plans to introduce futures and options (F&O) and IPO investments in the near term.

A key feature of the platform is its AI assistant “Veda,” which offers real-time insights, analysis, and investment guidance. Additionally, users gain access to SEBI-registered advisors and research analysts, blending technology with human expertise to support informed decision-making.

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DreamStreet is led by Rahul Mirchandani as CEO, alongside Karan Bansal and Nikhil Lalvani in key leadership roles. The company aims to democratise investing by making financial markets more accessible and less intimidating for new users.

Commenting on the launch, Rahul Mirchandani said, “A significant number of potential investors remain on the sidelines due to a lack of clarity and confidence. The platform aims to bridge this gap by leveraging AI to simplify investing and enable broader participation in India’s growth story."

Strategic Pivot After Gaming Disruption

The launch comes after a major restructuring at Dream Sports following regulatory changes that impacted its core real-money gaming business. The company reorganized into multiple independent units after over 100 executives exited, signalling a strategic pivot toward financial services and wealth products.

Dream Sports has since expanded into a diversified portfolio including Dream11 (pivoted), FanCode, DreamSetGo, Dream Money, and Dream Horizon, with DreamStreet marking a significant step into stock broking and investment services.