Mike Cagney’s Navra raises $19M Series A led by Ribbit Capital

Mike Cagney is back with another company. Navra, his Las Vegas-based startup, has closed a $19 million Series A led by Ribbit Capital. The pitch is simple to say and hard to build. Navra wants to be one AI-native screen that lets retail investors and institutions reach many blockchain venues, either directly or through white-label partners. The round closed on October 6, 2026. The company is already lining up its first users, with a limited rollout planned for late October. Who wrote the checks Ribbit Capital led the raise. Baseline, DCM, Jump Crypto, and Figure Technology Solutions also participated, alongside other strategic backers. Navra says the new capital will go toward expanding its AI infrastructure. It also plans to build out the platform’s features to pull in more customers and partners. The product targets two very different audiences at once. Retail users want something that feels like an app. Institutions want controls, compliance, and someone to call when things break. Navra’s answer is a single interface that can sit in front of multiple blockchain venues. That white-label piece matters. It means a financial firm could offer blockchain access under its own name with...