Noah, the company building modern payment infrastructure for stablecoins, has announced a strategic partnership with Mesh, the digital connectivity platform powering apps like Coinbase, Revolut, and MetaMask. The partnership unites traditional banking and digital networks, creating a seamless bridge for money to move freely and securely across both systems.
Through the integration, individuals and businesses can receive EUR and USD payments — from employers, family members, or partners — directly into Mesh, where funds are automatically converted into stablecoins for instant use across digital networks. The partnership between Noah and Mesh marks a structural shift in global finance, where banking infrastructure and digital networks can finally operate as one continuous system.
“This isn’t just a new payment method. It’s a unified connection between the world’s financial systems,” said Shah Ramezani, CEO of Noah. “Money shouldn’t live on separate rails. This partnership removes that divide. Bank payments can now beam directly into digital networks as seamlessly as if they were part of one system.”
“By working with Noah, we’re giving users and developers something new – a single connection that lets money move through every network it touches,” said Bam Azizi, CEO of Mesh. “It’s not about new rails; it’s about making the existing ones work together.”
Through Mesh’s extensive network of over 400 integrated wallets, exchanges, and fintech platforms, Noah will enable real bank accounts with instant settlement for millions of users worldwide. In this way, the world’s fragmented financial systems can become a single, connected experience.
For users, it means real bank accounts that integrate seamlessly with the platforms where money moves. For developers in high-growth companies, it means faster expansion, instant reach, and reduced complexity. And for the industry, it represents a turning point: the beginning of a financial ecosystem that finally speaks a common language.
Connecting Two Financial Worlds
Until now, users and businesses have faced a trade-off between the reliability and compliance of traditional bank accounts and the speed and accessibility of digital platforms. The integration between Mesh and Noah aims to remove that divide by enabling payments from any bank account to appear instantly within digital networks. The collaboration reflects a broader shift toward interoperability between banking and digital finance, rather than simple conversion between the two.
- Consumers can receive payments from any bank and see funds appear instantly in their preferred digital finance apps.
- Employers and platforms can pay global teams without building complex banking infrastructure.
- Developers gain unified rails that move value across fiat and on-chain networks via a single connection.
Earlier this year, Noah raised $22 million in a seed funding round led by LocalGlobe. The round was supported by other investors, including Felix Capital, FJ Labs, as well as angel investors like Palantir Co-founder Joe Lonsdale and Alexander Matthey, a former CTO at Adyen.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
