Where is Cora located?

Cora is headquartered in Warminster, United States.

Is Cora a funded company?

Cora is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does Cora rank among its competitors?

Cora ranks 23rd amongst 22 active competitors, of which 5 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Votre, which secured $3.75M in Nov, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Cora?

Cora's top competitors include BlockFi, Salt lending and Milo. Among them, Votre secured the most recent funding round in November, 2025.

Cora - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Online P2P decentralized marketplace offering digital asset-backed loans for consumers. It offers a decentralized platform to carry out lending among borrowers and lenders where lenders can pledge their digital currency or relevant assets to take loans and lenders can stake their holdings as well to provide liquidity. Borrowers can select any loan amount up to which their pledged asset can support and also select the loan duration.

Website: www.cora.money/
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Founded Year

2021

Location

Warminster, United States

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

23^rd among 36 competitors

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Cora has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Cora is Edson Alcala.

Here are the details of Cora's key team members:

Edson Alcala: Founder of Cora.
Contact Info: 1 email address

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Top competitors of Cora include BlockFi, Salt lending and Milo. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Cora, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	BlockFi 2017, Jersey City (United States), Acquired	Online platform for trading, crypto-backed loans, interest accounts, and wallets	$466M	Valar Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures & 64 others	78/100
2nd	Salt lending 2016, Denver (United States), Acquired	Online platform for asset-backed loans for cryptocurrency	$65.1M	ValueNet Capital, Vc.Ventures & 3 others	73/100
3rd	Milo 2018, Miami (United States), Series A	Online crypto-backed mortgage lender for consumers	$30.1M	M13 Company, QED Investors & 2 others	56/100
4th	Airfox 2016, Boston (United States), Acquired	Mobile wallet and lending solutions	$58.2M	Verizon, Project 11 Ventures & 4 others	56/100
5th	Teller 2020, San Francisco (United States), Series A	Provider of a lending platform for cryptocurrency loans	$8.71M	Blockchain Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners ... & 8 others	53/100
6th	Votre 2023, Southampton (United States), Seed	Platform providing access to liquidity using cryptocurrency as collateral	$3.75M	a16zcrypto, MaC Venture Capital & 1 others	37/100
7th	Aurora 2016, San Francisco (United States), Funding Raised	Proof-of-Liquidity Perpetuals DEX offering gas-free, high-performance, and intuitive trading	-	-	35/100
8th	Cred 2017, San Francisco (United States), Funding Raised	Crypto-based consumer lending platform	-	Binance Labs, Signal & 4 others	34/100
9th	Bloqboard 2018, San Francisco (United States), Seed	Online lending platform for cryptocurrency	$1.2M	Polychain, ventures.coinbase.com	34/100
10th	Bond Protocol 2022, Texas City (United States), Seed	Online asset tokenization platform for bonds	$2.5M	Chapter One, Ideocolab & 2 others	31/100
23rd	Cora 2021, Warminster (United States), Unfunded	Online P2P decentralized marketplace offering digital asset-backed loans for consumers	-	-	16/100