Noah has announced that it has successfully raised an additional $16M in funding to expand its stablecoin payments infrastructure.
This was with participation from Endeit Capital, Felix Capital, FJ Labs, LocalGlobe, and others.
This now takes its total seed round to $38M following an earlier $22M already received in 2025.
Earlier this year, Noah partnered with MiniPay to help manage its USD and EUR virtual accounts for consumers in different markets.
Stablecoin Companies See Quick Growth
Noah is particularly focusing on the cross-border payments use-cases and supporting fintechs working with SMBs to offer transfers, payouts, salaries, and more. And they are growing fast.
For that kind of scaling, platforms typically require increased levels of capital in order to go after many markets. This also requires acquiring more local licenses and sometimes smaller acquisitions of existing businesses with local rails set in place.
A big factor in this latest round was Noah’s addition of 150 clients globally, with a 538% increase in revenue compared with last year. However, it is yet to launch in several untouched markets pending regulatory updates, such as the UK.
Interestingly, in its original raise, the company made a note that the likes of existing payment rails, such as Swift, are already outdated and require modern alternatives for international transfers.
Recently, Swift launched a ledger to support tokenized deposits for banks.
Overall, there is active competition in the stablecoin infrastructure space, especially as businesses and institutions realize the benefits that come with stablecoin payments.
