Noah secures $22 million in seed funding to build a stablecoin-native infrastructure, aiming to replace outdated payment systems like SWIFT
Highlights:
- Noah raises $22 million to develop a stablecoin-powered payment network, enabling fast and compliant cross-border transactions.
- Founded by former Adyen and UBS executives, Noah aims to replace traditional banking systems with blockchain-based solutions.
- The funding will support expansion into fintech hubs, licensing efforts, and product development across the US, Europe, and Asia.
Summary: Stablecoin infrastructure startup Noah has secured $22 million in seed funding, positioning itself as a next-generation alternative to SWIFT for global payments. Led by LocalGlobe, the funding round included backing from Felix Capital, FJ Labs, and notable angel investors. Noah’s platform enables businesses to convert funds between fiat and stablecoins in real time, covering 50+ currencies across 70 countries.
Unlike competitors that integrate stablecoins as an add-on, Noah is built entirely around blockchain-based transactions, ensuring speed, cost-efficiency, and compliance. The company plans to expand into key fintech markets, pursue regulatory licensing, and enhance its product offerings to reshape the future of global money movement.
