OpiGo Raises Rs 1.4 Crore in Pre-Seed Funding Round Led by Investors

Founded in 2023 by brothers Devansh and Aman Mehta, OpiGo aims to revolutionize stock market discussions and decision-making

Overview:

• Mumbai-based all-in-one stock platform OpiGo has raised Rs 1.4 crore ($168,000) in a pre-seed funding round.
• The round was co-led by notable investors Manish Choksi of Asian Paints and Shubham Satyarth, founder of Sharpely.

OpiGo’s Platform Features:

• Founded in 2023 by brothers Devansh and Aman Mehta, OpiGo aims to revolutionize stock market discussions and decision-making.
• The platform offers gamified community engagement, incentive-driven paper trading, consolidated broking, and in-depth stock research.
• The new advisory vertical allows users to share stock opinions with real-time prices and analytics through innovative tools like “Cards.”

Addressing Market Challenges:

• OpiGo stands out by verifying SEBI-registered experts and using a scoring algorithm to enhance transparency and engagement.
• In a market with misinformation and pump-and-dump schemes, the platform emphasizes building trust and fostering informed decision-making.

User Base and Future Plans:

• OpiGo claims to have a community of 3900 investors, growing to over 7,500 users in its beta version.
• With India’s DEMAT account market projected to exceed 250 million by 2030, OpiGo aims to cater to the finance interests of India’s 40 crore individuals.
• The startup’s monetization strategy includes product distribution, transactions, advisory services, and a unique reward program.
• The primary focus remains on building a high-quality community of investors and learners.

OpiGo’s approach to revolutionize stock market discussions and decision-making, particularly by addressing challenges related to misinformation, transparency, and user engagement, positions it as a significant player in the evolving landscape of fintech in India. The funding raised in this round will likely contribute to further development and expansion of its platform and user base.