London-based stablecoin payments startup Noah has finalized its seed funding round, reaching a total of $38 million. The company secured an additional $16 million on October 7, 2026, extending the initial $22 million round raised in June 2025.
Investors participating in the latest funding include Endeit Capital, FJ Labs, LocalGlobe, and Felix Capital. The company plans to utilize these funds to establish a new office in New York, expand its regulatory licensing, and increase its headcount in engineering and compliance.
Noah provides infrastructure that links stablecoin settlements with traditional payment systems. The platform currently operates across more than 150 markets and supports over 60 currencies.
The company reported a 538% increase in year-to-date revenue compared to the previous year, alongside a consistent 31% month-over-month growth rate. In 2026, Noah added more than 150 new enterprise clients across the fintech, payroll, and remittance sectors.
Noah was co-founded by Shah Ramezani and Thijn Lamers. Lamers previously held a senior position at the payments firm Adyen.
