Trackk raises $3.7 Mn seed round led by Lightspeed
As per the startup, majority of its users fall within the 22–24 age bracket, with most being first-time investors entering equity markets through digital platforms.
Mumbai-based wealth-tech startup Trackk has raised $3.7 million (around Rs 35.7 crore) in a seed funding round led by Lightspeed, with participation from InfoEdge Ventures and several prominent angel investors.
The round also saw backing from content creator Tanmay Bhat, entrepreneur Varun Mayya, Unacademy co-founders Gaurav Munjal and Roman Saini, along with actor Gaurav Kapoor.
The company said the fresh capital will be used to strengthen its broking infrastructure, expand product offerings, accelerate customer acquisition, develop additional financial products, and scale hiring across teams.
Founded in 2021 by Vedant Gupte, Siddharth Thakkar, and Aryan Jain, Trackk is building an AI-driven investing and stockbroking platform designed specifically for Gen Z and first-time retail investors.
The startup focuses on simplifying stock discovery and market participation through a digital-first interface that combines personalised investment recommendations, behavioural insights, and simplified trading experiences tailored for younger users.
Trackk’s platform leverages AI-led discovery systems to help users explore market opportunities based on trends, preferences, and investment behaviour while reducing the complexity typically associated with traditional investing platforms.
Prior to launching its independent broking infrastructure, the startup operated using third-party broker integrations and has already built a user base of over 2 lakh sign-ups, more than 30,000 demat accounts, and thousands of active traders.
According to the company, a majority of its users fall within the 22–24 age bracket, with most being first-time investors entering equity markets through digital platforms.
Trackk recently secured regulatory approval from SEBI to operate as an official broker on both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), marking a key milestone in its expansion strategy.
The funding comes as India’s retail investing ecosystem continues to witness rising participation from younger investors, driving demand for mobile-first, AI-enabled, and simplified wealth-tech solutions.