British fintech company Noah has raised $22 million in seed funding to scale its blockchain-based global payments platform built on stablecoins.
The round marks a significant step forward for the adoption of crypto-native financial infrastructure in mainstream markets.
Rethinking Cross Border Transactions
Noah is building a next generation payment network that uses stablecoins digital assets backed by fiat currencies like the US dollar to offer faster, cheaper, and more transparent cross border money movement. By eliminating intermediaries, the company aims to reshape how value flows across borders.
“Our mission is to make sending money globally as simple and reliable as sending a text,” said the Noah team in a statement. “This funding gives us the firepower to grow our infrastructure, launch in new regions, and offer powerful financial tools to users and partners alike.”
Strong Backing from Top Investors
The round was led by LocalGlobe, with participation from Felix Capital, FJ Labs, and several influential angel investors in the fintech and crypto space.
Their support reflects increasing confidence in stablecoin-backed financial networks as viable alternatives to traditional banking.
What’s Next for Noah
With this investment, Noah plans to:
- Enter fast-growing markets, particularly across Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America
- Expand its product, introducing multi-currency support and real-time settlement features
- Build enterprise APIs for merchants, remittance services, and digital finance platforms
Why It Matters
As stablecoins gain momentum globally, players like Visa and Circle are investing heavily in digital payment infrastructure.
Noah joins this wave by offering a stablecoin native platform designed for both everyday users and institutional clients, with a strong focus on compliance and accessibility.
By bridging traditional finance with decentralized tools, Noah is positioning itself at the forefront of the next era in global payments.
