Noah raises $16M in additional funding, bringing seed round to $38M

Noah, a London-based stablecoin payments infrastructure company, has closed its seed round at a total of $38 million. The final tally includes an additional $16 million raised on October 7, 2026.

The new money comes from a lineup that includes Endeit Capital, FJ Labs, LocalGlobe and Felix Capital. Noah says it will use the capital to deepen its push into the US and expand its regulatory footprint.

What the money is for

The plan has three main pieces. First, Noah intends to open a New York office to build out its US presence.

Second, the company plans to broaden its regulatory licensing.

Third, Noah is hiring. The focus is on engineering and compliance roles.

The underlying product connects stablecoin settlement with traditional payment rails. Stablecoins are crypto tokens designed to hold a steady value, typically pegged to a currency like the dollar.

Noah currently operates in more than 150 markets. It supports over 60 currencies.

The growth numbers behind the raise

The company reports year-to-date revenue up 538% compared to the prior year. It also cites a consistent 31% month-over-month growth rate.

On the customer side, Noah says it added more than 150 new enterprise clients in 2026. Those customers span sectors including remittances, payroll and fintech.

How the round came together

In June 2025, the company raised approximately $22 million in a seed round led by LocalGlobe.

The latest $16 million extends that same round rather than launching a new one. LocalGlobe returns as a participant, joined by Endeit Capital, FJ Labs and Felix Capital.

Noah was co-founded by Shah Ramezani and Thijn Lamers. Lamers previously held a significant role at Adyen, the payments company.

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