Fintech startup Navra said it has closed a $19 million Series A round led by Ribbit Capital, with participation from Baseline, DCM and others. Jump Crypto and Figure Technology Solutions joined the round as strategic investors. The company says its platform gives users a single interface to access multiple blockchain venues while connecting directly to DeFi yield protocols and cash rails. Navra also offers keyless self-custody designed to meet qualified custody requirements and has built AI agents into the product. Its institutional version includes enterprise team management tools and full audit tracking, according to the company’s announcement cited by ChainCatcher.
Fintech startup Navra has completed a $19 million Series A financing round, according to ChainCatcher.
Ribbit Capital led the round. Baseline, DCM and others also participated, while Jump Crypto and Figure Technology Solutions joined as strategic investors.
Navra said its product 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 designed to meet qualified custody requirements and includes built-in AI agents.
The institutional version also supports enterprise team management and full audit tracking.
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