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      Navra - Series A

      Overview Investors Company Profile / Project Introduction

      Overview

      Funding Date

      October 6, 2026

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      Valuation

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      Category

      DeFi

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      About Navra - Series A

      Navra raised a Series A financing round on Oct 06, 2026. The round was backed by Ribbit Capital, Faction VC, Figure and others. In total, there were 10 investors that participated in the round.

      Investors

      InvestorsTypeLocationYear Founded#Portfolio CompaniesEmail AddressSocials
      Fund United States of America 2012 42 [email protected]
      Fund United States of America 2022 33 --
      Uncategorized United States of America 2018 1 --
      Fund United States of America 2017 48 [email protected]
      Fund United States of America 2017 51 [email protected]
      Fund United States of America 2004 23 [email protected]
      Fund Unknown -- 97 --
      Fund United States of America 2000 2 [email protected]
      Fund United States of America 1996 5 [email protected]
      Fund Hong Kong 2009 14 [email protected]

      Company Profile / Project Introduction

      Navra is a fintech company founded by Mike Cagney, co-founder of SoFi and Figure, positioning itself as a bridge connecting traditional finance (TradFi) and the on-chain economy. It provides retail and institutional users with a single interface to access a curated selection of on-chain lending, trading, and yield protocols (annualized returns of approximately 3%-20%+). Key features include seedless key self-custody, an embedded AI agent real bank access, and a complete audit trail.

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