• London-based fintech Noah raises $22M in seed funding to expand its global stablecoin payment network, backed by LocalGlobe, Felix Capital, and top angels.
  • With $1B in transactions already processed, Noah plans global expansion into the U.S., Europe, and Asia, with former Adyen exec Thijn Lamers joining as co-founder.

On June 10, 2025, London-based fintech startup Noah announced that it raised $22 million in a seed funding round to expand its global stablecoin payment network.

LocalGlobe led the investment, along with Felix Capital, FJ Labs, and well-known angel investors like former Unity CEO David Helgason, former Adyen CTO Alexander Matthey, and Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale.

By providing a regulated, stablecoin-native infrastructure that links local payment rails in more than 70 countries using a single API, Noah seeks to revolutionize cross-border payments.

With compatibility for more than 50 currencies, the platform allows companies to instantly switch between fiat and stablecoins while maintaining transparency and compliance.

The money will help Noah's product and technical teams speed up licensing activities and propel the company's growth into important financial hubs in the US, Europe, and Asia.

Noah also revealed that Thijn Lamers, a former executive of Adyen, has joined as president and co-founder, contributing experience in scaling international payment systems.

CEO Shah Ramezani highlighted stablecoins' revolutionary potential and predicted a $2 trillion industry by 2028.

Noah's platform has already handled $1 billion worth of transactions, demonstrating its potential for expansion, especially in developing nations.

Its enterprise payments, international aid, and remittance services are further enhanced by strategic partnerships with Circle and Paxos.

Noah's focus on smooth fiat-stablecoin integration places it as a pioneer in the changing digital banking ecosystem, even in the face of competition from companies like Visa and Stripe.

Noah is positioned to revolutionize international money transfer with this funding, enabling quicker, less expensive, and easier cross-border transactions.


Edited by Harshajit Sarmah