NG.CASH raises $15M from Blockchain Capital for stablecoin payments push
The Brazilian fintech, which serves 10 million users and has processed over $2B, will use the funds to build blockchain and stablecoin products and expand credit.
Brazilian fintech NG.CASH has raised $15M in a round led by Blockchain Capital. The company provides payments and credit products for younger consumers in Brazil, and it will use the new capital to develop blockchain and stablecoin products and expand its credit offering. NG.CASH says it intends to use stablecoins for everyday financial transactions rather than digital asset investing.
The funding follows a $26.5M Series B raised in July 2025 and lands as the company pushes deeper into credit. In 2026, NG.CASH launched Pix Crédito, which combines credit with instant payments, and Crédito CLT, a payroll loan product for formally employed workers.
The company has processed more than $2B and serves over 10 million users, up from 7 million in mid-2025. That growth gives NG.CASH a large base to test whether stablecoins can move beyond trading and into routine payments.
Blockchain Capital's lead investment signals confidence in that thesis. By pairing stablecoin plans with Pix Crédito, NG.CASH is positioning itself at the intersection of Brazil's instant payment system and the emerging stablecoin economy. The real test will be whether it can turn the technology into products its users reach for every day.
Founders
- Antônio NakadCMO
- Mario Augusto SáCEO
- Petrus Ballhausen ArrudaCOO
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NG.CASH raises $15m to widen credit access in Brazil