Editor’s note: In today’s crypto landscape, partnerships between regulated banking infrastructure and DeFi platforms signal a pivotal step toward mainstream adoption. The Jupiter Noah collaboration merges trusted settlement rails with a leading Solana-based platform, enabling neobank-like features that bridge crypto and fiat for millions of users. This editorial note offers context for the release, outlining why the integration matters and how it could impact everyday finance, payroll, remittance, and treasuries. The content that follows preserves the core press release details while highlighting the potential real-world benefits of connecting digital assets to the traditional economy.

Key points

Neobank features integrated into Jupiter Global via Noah’s regulated banking infrastructure.
USD and EUR virtual accounts enable earning, holding and spending globally with seamless fiat-crypto settlement.
Instant on-chain earnings pushes to local bank accounts and compliant, cross-border transfers.
Currency expansion begins with SGD and MYR, with plans for AED, IDR, JPY, THB and more.

Why this matters

By embedding Noah’s regulated settlement infrastructure into Jupiter Global, a traditional finance rails are aligned with on-chain activity, creating practical use cases like salaries, payroll, remittance and cross-border payments. This partnership aims to end the two-tier finance model by offering reliable off-ramps and real-world spending power for crypto holders, ultimately accelerating mainstream adoption and global financial inclusion.

What to watch next

Currency expansion: SGD and MYR launch, with plans for AED, IDR, JPY, THB and more.
Wider adoption as salaries and payroll use cases roll out for global workers and employers.
Further integration milestones with Jupiter’s 50M+ wallets and the Solana ecosystem.

Disclosure: The content below is a press release provided by the company/PR representative. It is published for informational purposes.

Jupiter and Noah partner to bring neobank features to Jupiter Global, making crypto feel like banking, and banking feel like crypto for 50+ million users

London, February 24th, 2026 – Noah, the global payments infrastructure provider, and Jupiter, the DeFi Superapp, have partnered to connect decentralised finance and the traditional banking ecosystem, reshaping how millions of people globally access and use money.

As the global leader in on-chain finance, Jupiter powers 90% of trading volume on Solana — the world’s second-largest blockchain by TVL (DefiLlama).

By integrating Noah’s regulated banking infrastructure directly into this ecosystem, the platform can now operate as a neobank. Jupiter Global users, via USD and EUR virtual accounts, can earn, hold and spend globally, moving between crypto and fiat seamlessly and instantly. This unlocks a wave of new use cases across payroll, remittance, and institutional treasury; transforming Jupiter from a trading platform into a global settlement layer and sovereign financial hub.

To put it in real-world terms, the integration means a developer in Thailand can now offer services internationally, a trader in Singapore can now off-ramp Solana profits directly to their local bank account, a worker living abroad can now make sure their family receives more of their financial support without large sums being lost to fees, plus many more examples.

Through the partnership, users can now:

Receive salaries, payments and international transfers into virtual USD and EUR accounts that settle directly as stablecoins without delays or high fees
Push on-chain earnings instantly to local bank accounts in key markets, helping them unlock even more real-world value from the digital assets
Benefit from Noah’s institutional-grade compliance

With these features, and with Noah effectively bringing neobank capabilities to Jupiter’s 50 million+ wallets, the partnership addresses the so-called “last-mile problem” that has long held crypto back from mainstream adoption.

“For too long, the crypto economy and the real economy have operated as isolated ecosystems. We are building the bridge,” said Shah Ramezani, Founder and CEO of Noah. “By plugging regulated settlement infrastructure directly into Jupiter, we are turning a trading wallet into a comprehensive financial tool. This isn’t just about moving money; it’s about giving millions of users a direct line to the real economy, allowing them to convert on-chain wealth into real-world spending power instantly, without friction.”

Sovereign financial hub

For Noah, the partnership provides distribution at scale and further establishes it as the go-to infrastructure provider for yet another major financial platform. Its banking licences already allow it to serve 60+ countries and currencies.

More broadly, the partnership also signals the end of today’s two-tier finance model. For decades, the fast and transparent nature of blockchain transactions has promised to solve the slow, expensive and inequitable flaws at the heart of today’s global financial system. Yet they’ve failed to cut through to the mainstream when it comes to salaries, rent, and everyday purchases due to a lack of reliable off-ramps. Noah’s integration in Jupiter Global now makes this possible.

“Our goal is to build a compliant, on-chain neobanking experience,” said Thomas Stoffels, Jupiter Global Lead at Jupiter. “For our DeFi audience, the ability to off-ramp directly to a bank account – or receive a wire transfer from a client directly into the app – is a game changer. We’re bridging the gap between the speed of Solana and the utility of the traditional banking system.”

Global Reach, Local Focus

The integration is launching with support for Singapore Dollar (SGD) and Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) and is due to expand to other local currencies over the coming months – including AED, IDR, JPY, THB and more. This focus on the APEC region is part of Jupiter’s mission to position Jupiter Global as the primary financial tool for users in some of the world’s fastest-growing crypto hubs. Further currencies, including across Europe and Latin America, will be added later down the line to further support Jupiter’s diverse global user base.