Fintech Startup Raises $22M to Power Global Stablecoin Payments

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Fintech Startup Raises $22M to Power Global Stablecoin Payments

Noah, a fintech startup focused on stablecoin infrastructure, has secured $22 million in seed funding to accelerate development of its global payment network.

The round was led by UK-based LocalGlobe, with support from Felix Capital, FJ Labs, and prominent angel investors.

Notable backers include Joe Lonsdale (Palantir), David Helgason (Unity), and Alexander Matthey, former CTO of Adyen. Tom Stafford of DST Global also joined the round, further strengthening Noah’s strategic capital base.

Adyen Veteran Joins Leadership

In a major leadership addition, Noah has appointed Thijn Lamers, former Adyen executive, as co-founder and president. The news, confirmed by Fortune, marks a strategic talent acquisition aligning with the company’s global ambitions.

Lamers brings years of experience scaling one of Europe’s leading fintech companies — a move that signals Noah’s intent to build a robust, regulatory-compliant payments backbone for the stablecoin economy.

Bridging Fiat and Stablecoins

According to the company’s website, Noah aims to offer a regulated gateway between fiat currencies and stablecoins, accessible through both web and mobile applications. The goal is to enable seamless payments globally, particularly in emerging financial ecosystems where stablecoins are gaining traction.

With the fresh capital and experienced team, Noah is positioning itself as a key infrastructure layer in the next phase of digital money adoption.

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