International equity investing platform launched to expand global market access for Indian investors

MIDASX has introduced a B2B2C platform that enables financial institutions, wealth managers and retail investors to access international equity markets through a single digital ecosystem.

MIDASX has launched what it describes as India’s first B2B2C platform for international equity investing, providing financial institutions, wealth managers, brokers and retail investors with access to global equity markets through an integrated technology platform.
The AI powered platform combines international market access with research and portfolio intelligence tools, enabling users to invest in overseas equities while managing the investment process through a single digital ecosystem.
The platform covers the entire investment journey, including digital account opening, regulatory compliance, fund remittances, online transactions, real time portfolio tracking and performance analytics.

Speaking on the launch, Aakash Bansal, Co Founder, MIDASX, said, “Indian investors are increasingly looking beyond domestic markets to participate in global wealth creation. But international investing is not just about access to global stocks. It is about making the right investment decisions based on long term financial goals, asset allocation and risk management. As global investing becomes mainstream, the need for informed investing becomes even more important.
With MIDASX, we are launching India’s first B2B2C international equities platform that combines global market access with intelligent technology. We are empowering financial institutions and intermediaries with the tools to guide investors towards better investment decisions while giving investors seamless access to global opportunities through a trusted and connected ecosystem. Our vision is to build the infrastructure for the next generation of wealth creation in India.”

According to the company, the launch comes amid rising interest among Indian investors in overseas investment opportunities. MIDASX noted that India has more than 22 crore demat accounts, while overseas investments under the Reserve Bank of India’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme reached nearly US$2.6 billion during FY26, reflecting growing demand for global portfolio diversification.
MIDASX said it has onboarded more than 2,000 distributors serving over seven lakh investors during the past four years. The company has also achieved cash flow positivity in its software as a service business and raised ₹35 crore from family offices and ultra high net worth individuals.

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