How this next-gen trading app went from 1.5 lakh users to SEBI approval — and what it means for Indian investors If you’re tired of clunky, complicated stock
If you’re tired of clunky, complicated stock trading apps, here’s a fresh player you need to watch: Trackk, a Mumbai-based trading platform that just raised a cool $1 million in seed funding from top investors including Mga Ventures, GSF Ventures, GNP Group, and Paras Defence.
Before this big seed round, Trackk had already raised $100K in pre-seed capital from Maahavir Ventures — but this fresh infusion is a gamechanger. With the new funds, Trackk plans to scale its team, boost technology, and dramatically enhance the user experience.
Here’s the kicker: Trackk recently got the green light from SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to operate as a brokerage on India’s two biggest exchanges — the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). This regulatory nod is a massive milestone, paving the way for Trackk to offer full-fledged brokerage services.
For over three years, Trackk functioned as an Authorized Person, quietly building an impressive community of more than 1.5 lakh registered users and facilitating over 6,000 trades every single day.
This solid foundation gave Trackk deep insights into trader behavior and preferences, helping the team craft a product tailored for India’s growing base of retail investors.
Co-founded in 2021 by Vedant Gupte, Aryan Jain, and Siddharth Thakkar, Trackk is a next-gen trading app designed for simplicity and insight. Some of its standout features include:
With SEBI’s nod and fresh capital, Trackk is gearing up to expand aggressively. Expect:
The startup’s goal? To become India’s go-to app for seamless, informed stock trading.
As India’s stock market sees record participation from retail investors, platforms like Trackk could redefine how the average Indian trades — making it faster, easier, and smarter. This startup’s rapid growth and investor backing signal a new wave of trading tech designed specifically for Indian users.
