London Β· Growth Β· 3 people tracked
Investment thesis
Triple Dragon offers flexible, non-dilutive debt financing tailored to game and application developers and publishers. Its products include user acquisition loans secured against app store, platform and ad network receivables, cashflow-backed loans for working capital and game development, and project finance for selected game development projects with playable builds and a track record. Loan sizes can scale up or down with a client's funding needs and grow as monetisation metrics are met, enabling companies to increase install base and revenue without giving up equity. The firm frequently partners with co-investors and publishers on project finance deals and provides hands-on support.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team Β· 3 people
from the firm's website
What they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesGaming Γ1
HQs:DenmarkΓ1
Investments Β· 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathInvisible Walls is a game development studio that creates video games.
GamingCopenhagen, DK
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Triple Dragon invest at?
- Triple Dragon invests at the Growth stage.
- What sectors does Triple Dragon focus on?
- Triple Dragon focuses on Crypto & Web3, Gaming.
- Where is Triple Dragon located?
- Triple Dragon is headquartered in London, GB.
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