GamBit Group Launches RM100 Million Growth Fund To Drive Expansion Into The Fiscal And Digital Asset Sectors

The fund aims to fuel the company's growth by investing in emerging opportunities and developing in-house technologies.

Fintech company GamBit Group has launched the RM100 million GamBit Growth Fund to spearhead its expansion into the fiscal and digital asset sectors.

The fund will see the company plough into emerging opportunities and develop in-house technologies to fuel its growth.

A subsidiary of GamBit Group, GamBit Custody, recently secured approval from the Securities Commission Malaysia as a Digital Asset Custodian (DAC).

It played a pivotal role as the custody wallet for BidNow, which successfully raised RM10 million in Malaysia’s first token crowdfunding campaign on the IEO platform PitchIN.

Besides BidNow, GamBit Custody also supports Frac, a tokenisation enabler for enterprises in the luxury asset and intellectual property sectors.

GamBit Group’s broader focus includes addressing challenges faced by local SMEs, especially in Sarawak, where up to RM20 million from the fund will support local businesses, helping them access essential government grants and resources.

“I believe the next decade of growth will emerge from Sarawak, thanks to the state government’s stability and openness to new technologies. What Sarawak’s SMEs need now is access to these emerging technologies, and this is where Gambit Group steps in.

Our custodian infrastructure extends beyond cryptocurrency to include blockchain-verifiable certificates, carbon trading, and potentially even National ID systems. These are the innovations I am excited about, and I see this vision coming to life in Sarawak,”

said Datuk Clifford.

Featured image: (From left to right) Ella Ahmad (Director of Client Relations), Melvyn Ho (COO), Datuk Clifford Hii (CEO), and Kelvin Cheong (Director of Risk & Compliance, GamBit Group).

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