Nerava Network creates a consented, verified record of electric‑vehicle charging sessions, turning fragmented charging data into a reliable infrastructure layer. By linking drivers once through partner experiences, it provides live session feeds, API access, and receipt‑style outcomes that merchants, utilities, insurers, and fleets can use for demand coordination, cohort analytics, and value‑back programs.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
EV charging data is fragmented across OEMs, charger operators, and apps, leaving no neutral, verified record of charging sessions. This silos information, preventing merchants, utilities, insurers, and fleets from accessing reliable charging behavior and limiting drivers’ ability to benefit from their own data.
Solution
Nerava Network creates a consented, verified ledger of EV charging sessions. Drivers link their vehicle once through a partner experience, granting explicit permission for data capture. The platform authenticates each charge using vehicle and charger evidence, then stores the session with the driver’s consent. A live session feed and API access enable partners to generate real‑time receipts, wallet‑pass incentives, and detailed cohort analytics. By providing a neutral infrastructure, Nerava turns fragmented charging data into actionable intelligence for B2B applications while rewarding drivers through sponsored outcomes.
Target Audience
Primary customers are merchants and site operators, utilities and grid programs, insurers and fleet managers, and developers building EV‑focused applications that require trusted charging behavior data.
Features
- One‑time driver connection via partner integrations (e.g., Tesla, Smartcar) with revocable consent scopes
- Cryptographic verification of each charging event using source vehicle and charger data
- Permissioned session ledger that records time, location, energy transferred, and consent metadata
- Real‑time live session feed and RESTful APIs for developers to query verified charging records
- Partner‑driven outcomes such as receipt generation, wallet‑pass offers, and cohort reporting
- White‑label SDKs and SDKs for embedding the connect‑and‑verify flow into third‑party apps
- Audited site intelligence reports that combine physical site audits with verified charging activity