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Sahi raises $33m in series b led by accel india

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Sahi is a stock and options trading platform offering chart-based interfaces and real-time data to retail traders

The company raised $33 million in its Series B round led by Accel India at a post-money valuation of Rs 1,816 crore

Trade volume surged 24 times year-on-year while the company reported a net loss of Rs 19 crore in FY25

Sahi raised $33 million in a Series B funding round led by Accel India.
The investment values the company at a post-money valuation of Rs 1,816 crore.
Accel India increased its stake to 29.58% with an investment of Rs 240.6 crore.
Elevation Capital participated in the round contributing Rs 59 crore to hold a 19.58% stake.
Total funds raised by Sahi now stand at approximately $50 million across all rounds.
Co-founders Dale Vaz and Manish Jain saw their combined stake fall to 38.5%.
The company has onboarded roughly 4 lakh demat accounts according to its own claims.
NSE data shows approximately 1.10 lakh demat accounts as of February 2026.

The funding highlights strong investor interest in new-age fintech platforms despite market volatility.
Sahi competes directly with established players like Zerodha, Groww, and Dhan.
The rapid growth in user base signals increasing adoption of digital trading tools among retail investors.

Sahi operates as Aartiya Technologies Private Limited or Aaritya Broking Pvt Ltd.
It provides a stock and options trading platform designed for active retail traders.
The app features a chart-based interface with real-time data and open interest metrics.
Users can access technical indicators and execute trades via one-click execution functionality.
The company targets individual investors seeking advanced tools typically reserved for professional traders.
Sahi generates revenue through trading commissions and other financial services offered on the platform.
It operates primarily in the Indian market focusing on equity derivatives and cash segments.
The platform aims to simplify complex trading strategies for everyday users through intuitive design.
Growth is driven by aggressive onboarding campaigns targeting first-time demat account holders.

Accel India (lead) — Global venture capital firm investing in technology companies across emerging markets.
Elevation Capital (co-lead) — Venture capital firm focused on consumer internet and fintech startups in India.

Product: Mobile-first trading platform for stocks, futures, and options with proprietary charting engine
Customers: Retail traders focused on high-frequency derivatives and options trading
How it makes money: Brokerage model with commission on trades and premium features
What sets it apart: One-click professional-grade trading tools optimized for performance traders