Fintech startup Navra, led by SoFi and Figure co-founder Mike Cagney, has closed an oversubscribed $19 million Series A round, according to BlockBeats. Ribbit Capital led the financing, with participation from Baseline, DCM, Jump Crypto, and Figure Technology Solutions. Navra says its platform gives users a single interface to access multiple blockchain venues, connect directly to DeFi yield protocols and cash rails, and use keyless self-custody designed to meet qualified custody requirements. The company also includes built-in AI agents, while its institutional offering adds enterprise team management and full audit tracking. Navra said it plans a limited rollout for retail and institutional clients by the end of October. Figure is set to become its first blockchain partner.
Fintech startup Navra, led by SoFi and Figure co-founder Mike Cagney, has completed an oversubscribed $19 million Series A round, according to BlockBeats.
Ribbit Capital led the round. Baseline, DCM, Jump Crypto, and Figure Technology Solutions also participated.
What Navra says its platform offers
Navra said it provides a single interface for access to multiple blockchain venues, with direct connections to DeFi yield protocols and cash rails. The company also offers keyless self-custody built to meet qualified custody requirements and includes built-in AI agents.
Its institutional product also supports enterprise team management and full audit tracking.
Launch timeline
Navra said it plans a limited rollout for retail and institutional clients by the end of October. Figure will serve as its first blockchain partner.
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