London-based fintech Noah has raised an additional $16 million to expand its global payments infrastructure, according to Axios. The company is focused on using stablecoins to simplify cross-border payments, settlement and money movement.
Noah's platform provides businesses with APIs that connect fiat currencies and stablecoins, enabling global collections, conversions and payouts. Its infrastructure supports use cases including cross-border remittances, B2B payments, ecommerce, payroll and treasury management.
The new funding comes as stablecoins gain traction in business payments and cross-border financial infrastructure. Visa recently reported that nearly 17% of stablecoin-linked card volume in fiscal 2026 year-to-date came from business and commercial card programs.
Noah previously raised $22 million in a 2025 seed round, backed by investors including LocalGlobe, Felix Capital and FJ Labs.