Raise Financial Acquires Algo Trading Platform Stratzy

Raise Financial Services, the parent company of stock trading platform Dhan, has acquired algorithmic trading and investing platform Stratzy in a cash-and-stock deal. The companies did not disclose the financial details of the transaction.

Following the acquisition, Stratzy will continue to operate independently as a wholly owned subsidiary of Raise, according to a company statement.

Stratzy, an exchange-registered algo trading platform, offers more than 100 approved multi-asset algorithms across equities, indices, futures and options (F&O), and commodities. The platform enables users to deploy rule-based trading strategies, reflecting rising interest in systematic investing among retail participants.

The acquisition is part of Raise’s broader strategy to build a full-stack, technology-driven capital markets ecosystem. In addition to Dhan, the company operates products such as Fuzz AI, Upsurge, and Filter Coffee.

Raise has been expanding its presence through acquisitions in adjacent segments. It acquired financial media startup Filter Coffee in January 2025 and is also set to take over wealthtech startup Infinyte Club.

With the Stratzy deal, Raise plans to introduce a curated and managed algorithmic investing layer on Dhan. This move is expected to make structured, system-driven strategies more accessible to a wider set of users.

The company also plans to invest further in Stratzy to strengthen its product offerings, execution infrastructure, and user experience. Stratzy’s founders and team will continue to lead the platform, focusing on scaling technology and expanding integrations with multiple broking platforms.

In February, Dhan crossed one million users after adding 19,000 new users in a month. Financially, Raise reported strong growth, with revenue rising 2.3 times to INR 877 crore in FY25 and profits reaching INR 408 crore.