Dream11 Parent Enters Stock Market Space with Dream Street
Dream Street is expected to focus on retail investors and make use of Dream Sports’ large existing user base.
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Dream Sports, the parent company of fantasy gaming platform Dream11, is preparing to enter the stockbroking sector with a new platform called Dream Street.
The move marks a step toward diversifying its business beyond gaming and places it in competition with established players like Groww and Zerodha.
This development builds on the company’s earlier push into financial services through Dream Money, launched in August 2025, which introduced investment and advisory offerings.
Dream Street is expected to focus on retail investors and make use of Dream Sports’ large existing user base.
According to reports, co-founder Harsh Jain confirmed that the company has obtained the necessary licences and is currently testing the platform internally. A public launch is expected in the near future. The brokerage business will reportedly be led by chief product officer Rahul Mirchandani as CEO.
The move follows a broader restructuring at Dream Sports, where the company reorganised into independent units after several senior exits. This shift comes after regulatory changes, including a ban on real money gaming in August 2025, impacted its core revenues and prompted a focus on new business areas.
Dream Sports, the parent company of fantasy gaming platform Dream11, is preparing to enter the stockbroking sector with a new platform called Dream Street.
The move marks a step toward diversifying its business beyond gaming and places it in competition with established players like Groww and Zerodha.
This development builds on the company’s earlier push into financial services through Dream Money, launched in August 2025, which introduced investment and advisory offerings.
Dream Street is expected to focus on retail investors and make use of Dream Sports’ large existing user base.
According to reports, co-founder Harsh Jain confirmed that the company has obtained the necessary licences and is currently testing the platform internally. A public launch is expected in the near future. The brokerage business will reportedly be led by chief product officer Rahul Mirchandani as CEO.
The move follows a broader restructuring at Dream Sports, where the company reorganised into independent units after several senior exits. This shift comes after regulatory changes, including a ban on real money gaming in August 2025, impacted its core revenues and prompted a focus on new business areas.
