Betski Lands $15 Million From Nimbus Capital to Go Global

Betski has secured a $15 million strategic investment commitment from Nimbus Capital to fund international expansion and further development of its proprietary online gaming platform, the companies announced.

Both firms are headquartered in Panama City. The deal pairs Betski's gaming technology and operating business with Nimbus Capital's background in alternative investments, digital assets, and structured financing. Betski operates through PTY Global Fun LLC under an international gaming license.

What does the money buy?

The capital will fund market entries, customer base expansion, technology infrastructure, and Betski's digital asset ecosystem. CEO Alejandro Navarro founded the company roughly four years ago, and it has invested more than $2 million in building its platform from scratch.

The numbers behind the pitch are concrete. Betski reports processing millions of dollars in monthly wagers and serving thousands of registered users. During its initial scaling phase, the company says growth exceeded 800%.

Its acquisition engine mixes digital advertising, content creators, affiliates, agents, and community-driven marketing. The new backing will accelerate those channels while pushing into international markets.

What did the founders actually say?

"Securing this $15 million investment from Nimbus Capital represents a major milestone for Betski," Navarro said. "We have spent four years building our platform from the ground up and proving that it can acquire, retain, and monetize players efficiently. This partnership provides us with the capital and strategic support needed to accelerate our growth, expand internationally, and continue building one of the strongest player experiences in online gaming."

Robert Baker, Managing Partner of Nimbus Capital, framed the deal around proof of traction. "Betski built its own technology, proved it could acquire and retain players, and is now taking that platform to international markets," Baker said. "What stood out to us is a business that is already live and growing, and with both groups headquartered in Panama City, a long-term partnership was the natural way to structure this as each of us grows beyond the region. We believe our commitment can help Betski scale its player base, expand even further into new markets, and grow the $BETSKI ecosystem into a globally recognized gaming brand."

Who is behind the check?

Nimbus Capital specializes in cross-border investments in blockchain technology and digital assets. Its activities include liquidity provision, structured financing, tokenization, and partnerships with technology businesses in emerging digital markets.

The group is backed by In On Capital, a boutique wealth management firm overseeing more than $1.7 billion in assets. That balance-sheet depth matters for a $15 million commitment to a gaming operator scaling across borders.

What comes next for the platform?

Betski is building personalized user experiences based on customer preferences, activity, and loyalty. Planned features tailor rewards, promotions, challenges, and content to individual participants.

The roadmap also leans into community: competitions, live events, leaderboards, and social engagement are all on the development slate.

A digital token ecosystem is in the works, designed to complement the platform with loyalty and digital ownership functionality. Betski says participation in the token ecosystem won't be required to access its core products.

The announcement follows Navarro's selection for the Forbes 30 Under 30 Centroamérica 2026 list in the Technology and Innovation category. Betski plans to use the partnership to strengthen international operations and build out additional technology and customer engagement capabilities — with Baker's stated goal of turning the $BETSKI ecosystem into a globally recognized gaming brand.