Top 5 Enterprise VC (Venture Capital) Funds in Nicaragua in July 2025

Last updated: Jul 2025 A list of 5 VC (Venture Capital) funds that invest in Enterprise startups based in Nicaragua. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Enterprise companies from Nicaragua. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Enterprise VC (Venture Capital) Funds in Nicaragua in July 2025

Investor	Enterprise Nicaragua investments
Draper B1	2
SCRM Barcelona	1
Mercy Corps Ventures	1
elea Foundation for Ethics in Globalization	1
ENISA	1

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Investment focus

Software, Information Technology, SaaS
Seed, Funding Round, Pre-Seed
Spain, United States, Italy

Portfolio highlights

8Layers — 8Layers offers Cloud Identity Threat Detection and Response with real-time CITDR, UEBA, and automated solutions to reduce costs and SIEM load.
Kuikads — Kuikads enables businesses to create and distribute personalized marketing videos via API using user data across messaging.
Vixiees — Empower your sales team with our B2C sales software and optimize your call centers and contact centers with Vixiees. Automate business processes, centralize contact channels, and maximize your team's efficiency. Integration with your favorite CRMs.

SCRM Barcelona offers growth financing to firms in the growth stage.

Investment focus

Software, Web Design, Information Technology
Seed
Nicaragua

Portfolio highlights

Modular DS — Modular DS enables WordPress professionals and businesses to save time managing their websites.

Mercy Corps Ventures invests in and catalyzes venture-led solutions to increase the resilience of underserved individuals and communities. Founded in 2015 as the impact investing arm of global development agency, Mercy Corps, supports over 57 early-stage ventures to scale and raise over $515 million in follow-on capital. Their portfolio centersaround resilience-building solutions in adaptive agriculture and food systems, inclusive climate fintech, and climate-smart technologies so that those living in frontier markets can withstand disruption and plan for the future. Through capital and support, piloting new approaches, action-oriented insights, and rigorously managing impact, they catalyze the ecosystem toward smarter, more impactful investments.

Investment focus

Financial Services, FinTech, Information Technology
Seed, Pre-Seed, Series A
Kenya, United States, Colombia

Portfolio highlights

TAPPI — TAPPI is the leading association for the worldwide pulp, paper, packaging, and converting industries and publisher of Paper360º.
Blooms — Blooms provides trade finance and global payments solutions for LatAm produce exporters.
Ábaco — We're reinventing financial services with capital, payments & platform solutions so every growing company can reach their full potential.

elea Foundation for Ethics in Globalization

Investment focus

E-Commerce, Logistics, Health Care
Funding Round, Seed, Series A
South Africa, India, Kenya

Portfolio highlights

Elucid Social — Elucid Social integrates businesses with the social good movement through a data-driven strategy that yields measurable results. Elucid Social develops and deploys technologies to assess, report, and minimize human rights risks linked with the sourcing of products and services.
BluLever Educations — Join the artisans & apprentices who are building the future. At BluLever Education you can build your career, business, or the artisan ecosystem with an education partner that believes in artisans. Welcome to our digital home. We offer plumbing and electrical apprenticeships.
Oorja Development Solutions — Oorja is a project developer of solar PV systems to power livelihoods in emerging markets.

ENISA is a public company under the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, through the Directorate General of Industry and Small and medium-sized enterprises which, since 1982, actively participates in the financing of viable and innovative business projects.