NEW DELHI:- Trackk has raised $3.7 million in a seed funding round led by Lightspeed, as the startup looks to strengthen its investment platform focused on first-time and Gen Z investors across India.
The funding round also saw participation from Info Edge Ventures along with several angel investors including Gaurav Munjal, Roman Saini, Tanmay Bhatt, Varun Mayya, and Gaurav Kapoor.
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Founded by Vedant Gupte, Siddharth Thakkar, and Aryan Jain, the company is building an AI-led investing platform designed around how younger Indians discover, understand, and engage with financial markets.
Trackk combines stock discovery tools, personalised investing journeys, and simplified execution systems aimed at reducing complexity for first-time investors. The startup says younger users are increasingly consuming financial information through creators, communities, and social platforms rather than traditional financial institutions and advisory channels.
Vedant Gupte said the investing experience in India still feels overly complex for young users despite rising market participation among digitally native investors. He added that the platform has been designed to make investing more intuitive, accessible, and aligned with the behaviour of younger audiences.
The company plans to utilise the fresh capital towards strengthening its broking infrastructure, expanding product offerings, accelerating customer acquisition, growing its workforce, and building additional financial products targeted at younger investors.
Romit Mehta said the startup has demonstrated a strong understanding of changing user behaviour among younger investors and is building a product experience aligned with how new-age users learn and participate in markets.
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Chinmaya Sharma stated that India’s growing Gen Z investor base requires platforms that encourage informed financial decisions and long-term wealth creation rather than speculative trading behaviour.
Trackk claims nearly 90 percent of its current user base belongs to the Gen Z demographic, with the average user age ranging between 20 and 24 years. The company is also building towards becoming a larger multi-asset financial platform spanning investing, wealth management, and broader financial products for young Indians.
In October 2025, Trackk became one of India’s youngest registered brokers after being felicitated by Sundararaman R.
The latest funding round comes amid rapidly growing retail participation in Indian financial markets, with younger investors increasingly driving activity across equities, digital investing platforms, and fintech ecosystems.
