
We are excited to announce that Raise Financial Services has acquired Stratzy, India’s leading algorithmic investing and trading platform, in a cash and stock deal.
At Raise, we continue to build a strong, technology-led capital markets ecosystem. Today, our platforms include Dhan (India’s fastest-growing stock trading platform), Fuzz AI, Upsurge, Filter Coffee, and now Stratzy—further strengthening our offerings for modern traders and investors.
Stratzy is an exchange-registered algorithmic trading platform with 100+ approved multi-asset algorithms across Equity, Indices, F&O, and Commodities. With this acquisition, we aim to expand access to disciplined, system-driven market participation powered by Quant, AI, and rule-based strategies.
Building on Our API & Algo Ecosystem
Back in 2022, we introduced DhanHQ, our Trading & Data APIs, which quickly became a preferred platform for API-based traders. In 2025, we further expanded with our marketplace for algos.
With Stratzy now part of the Raise ecosystem, we are taking a significant step forward in strengthening our algo-trading capabilities.
Stratzy, along with its founders, leadership, and team, will continue to operate independently. The focus will remain on expanding its platform and product offerings while serving algo traders through integrations and partnerships across multiple broking platforms.
What This Means Going Forward
Stratzy joins our growing portfolio with a clear focus on:
- Scaling its algorithmic strategies
- Strengthening execution infrastructure
- Enhancing overall user experience
As the regulatory framework for algorithmic trading in India becomes more structured, we believe adoption among retail traders will accelerate significantly.
Leadership Perspectives

Pravin Jadhav, Founder & CEO, Raise Financial Services, said:
“Algorithmic trading framework in India is now very well defined by exchanges and is expected to see higher levels of adoption by retail traders in coming years. Stratzy’s strength in algorithmic strategies and execution aligns closely with our vision of building a tech-first platform that empowers users with structured, system-driven approaches to the markets. We are excited to welcome Mohit, Gaurav, and the entire Stratzy team to Raise.”
Mohit Bhandari, Co-Founder & CEO, Stratzy, said:
“Stratzy was built with the vision of making algorithmic trading accessible to everyday investors & traders. Being part of Raise Financial Services gives us access to scale, technology, infrastructure, and ecosystem to accelerate towards that mission.”
Gaurav Sangle, Co-Founder & CTO, Stratzy, added:
“Our focus has always been on building robust, scalable systems that can handle the complexities of algorithmic trading while keeping the experience simple for users. With Raise’s backing, we can significantly enhance our technology stack, execution capabilities, and product depth to serve users better.”

About Raise Financial Services
Raise Financial Services is a technology-led financial services platform focused on enabling wider participation in India’s growth through capital markets.
As a new generation of financially aware Indians looks for high-quality and efficient investing experiences, we are building modern products for both active traders and long-term investors—with a strong focus on innovation, performance, and user experience.
Raise was founded in January 2021 by Pravin Jadhav, along with Alok Pandey, Jay Prakash Gupta, and Raunak Rathi.
Raise Fintech Ventures is backed by Hornbill Capital, MUFG, BEENEXT, and 3one4 Capital, along with leading technology entrepreneurs from the Indian startup ecosystem.
About Stratzy

Stratzy is India’s leading algorithmic investing and trading platform, focused on making systematic strategies and market insights accessible to a wider set of investors.
By combining research-backed algorithms with automation and intuitive design, Stratzy enables users to discover, execute, and manage strategies with ease—helping them navigate markets through a structured, data-driven approach.
The platform offers 100+ approved algorithms across Equity, Indices, F&O, and Commodities.