Dream Sports, the parent company of Dream11, has officially launched DreamStreet, an AI-powered stockbroking platform aimed at simplifying investing for India’s growing base of retail investors.
The platform is designed primarily for first time investors, offering a simplified interface backed by AI-led insights and expert recommendations. At launch, DreamStreet enables users to invest in stocks and exchange-traded funds (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 provides users with real time insights, portfolio guidance, and market analysis. The platform also integrates access to SEBI registered advisors and research analysts, blending automation with human expertise.
DreamStreet is led by Rahul Mirchandani as CEO, supported by Karan Bansal and Nikhil Lalvani in key leadership roles.
The launch follows a significant strategic restructuring at Dream Sports, which split its operations into multiple independent units after over 100 executives exited. The restructuring came in the wake of the August 2025 ban on real money gaming, which impacted the company’s core revenue streams and accelerated its diversification into financial services.
As part of this shift, Dream Sports has expanded into several verticals including Dream Money and Dream Horizon, alongside existing platforms like FanCode and DreamSetGo.
With DreamStreet, the company is entering a highly competitive stockbroking market dominated by players such as Zerodha and Groww. However, it is betting on its AI-first approach and large consumer base to drive adoption.
The move reflects a broader trend of consumer internet companies expanding into fintech, as they seek new growth avenues in India’s rapidly digitising economy.
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