Stablecoin payment infrastructure provider Noah said on Oct. 7 that it added $16 million in fresh funding, taking its total seed financing to $38 million. Investors in the round include Endeit Capital, FJ Labs, LocalGlobe, Felix Capital and a group of angel investors. The company said its revenue in 2026 so far has risen 538% from the same period in 2025, while monthly revenue has continued to grow 31%. Noah also reported adding more than 150 customers this year across remittances, fintech, online trading platforms and payroll, serving global platforms and financial institutions. According to the company, it now operates in more than 150 markets, supports over 60 currencies, and provides cross-border payment infrastructure to businesses and individuals through both direct service and partner channels. The new capital will be used to broaden regulatory coverage, hire engineering and compliance staff, strengthen connections with local payment networks in key trading markets, and open a New York office to speed up its U.S. expansion.
Stablecoin payment infrastructure provider Noah said on Oct. 7 that it had secured an additional $16 million, bringing its total seed funding to $38 million.
Backers in the round include Endeit Capital, FJ Labs, LocalGlobe, Felix Capital and a number of angel investors.
Noah said revenue in 2026 so far was up 538% from the same period in 2025, with monthly revenue continuing to grow 31%. The company also said it has added more than 150 customers this year, spanning remittances, fintech, online trading platforms and payroll, including global platforms and financial institutions.
Noah currently serves more than 150 markets and supports over 60 currencies. It provides cross-border payment infrastructure to businesses and individuals through direct services and partner channels.
The company said the new capital will be used to expand its regulatory coverage, hire engineering and compliance staff, and deepen links with local payment networks in major trading markets. Noah also plans to open an office in New York as it pushes further into the U.S. market.
Co-founder and chief executive Shah Ramezani said the company wants to enable one-click international transfers while making sure both the sending and receiving sides of fund flows meet compliance requirements.
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