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Dream Sports, the parent company of Dream11, has launched an AI-powered stock broking platform called DreamStreet, marking its entry into the investment space. The platform is aimed at first-time investors and seeks to simplify stock market participation through AI-driven insights and expert-backed recommendations.
The launch comes after a broader restructuring at Dream Sports, during which the company reorganised its operations into multiple independent units following the exit of over 100 executives.
At present, DreamStreet allows users to invest in stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The company plans to introduce additional features such as futures and options (F&O) trading and IPO investments in the coming weeks.
A key feature of the platform is an AI assistant named “Veda,” which offers insights, analysis and guidance to users. The platform also provides access to SEBI-registered advisors and research analysts to support decision-making.
DreamStreet is led by CEO Rahul Mirchandani, along with Karan Bansal and Nikhil Lalvani in leadership roles.
The company is targeting India’s expanding base of retail investors, particularly those who have avoided markets due to complexity. The move follows regulatory changes in August 2025 that impacted real-money gaming, prompting Dream Sports to diversify into investment and wealth-focused offerings.
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