Pune: Pocketful, a SEBI-registered next-generation investing and trading platform, has opened a new branch in Office No: 219, 2nd Floor, DNK Square,Ramwadi Chowk, Airport Road, Pune 411014, strengthening its presence across Maharashtra. With a large number of investors in the state already using its online platform, the new office will enable the company to build stronger relationships with its existing clientele while engaging with Pune’s growing community of market participants, entrepreneurs and active traders.
The new location will serve as a local hub for business development, customer acquisition and strategic alliances. As part of its expansion, Pocketful plans to hire employees across sales, relationship management and other business-facing functions. The team will work towards strengthening client engagement, identifying new avenues for the business and building relationships across Pune’s financial and business ecosystem.
The Pune office will also support Pocketful’s efforts to cater to the city’s increasingly sophisticated investor segment. Legends, the company’s premium offering, provides customised brokerage structures and access to select private-market opportunities, catering to active traders, CXOs, NRIs and family offices seeking a more specialised investing experience.
Speaking on the development, Sarvam Goel, Pocketful, said, “We are pleased to establish a stronger physical presence in Pune, a city with a dynamic financial ecosystem and an increasingly informed investor community. This move reflects our broader strategy of combining our digital platform with a stronger local presence, allowing us to understand market needs more closely and deliver greater value to our clients. We look forward to building a strong team here and contributing to Pune’s evolving investment landscape.”
With its head office in New Delhi and offices already operational in Noida and Chennai, Pocketful is further strengthening its presence across key markets. The company also plans to establish regional offices in Punjab, Gujarat and West Bengal as it builds a wider network across India.
