DSRV Labs, a blockchain infrastructure company headquartered in Seoul, has announced a strategic partnership with Alchemy, a global blockchain development platform. The collaboration will initially target South Korea and Japan before expanding into the broader Asian blockchain data infrastructure market. The two firms plan to combine their technical capabilities to support the growth of on-chain financial services such as stablecoin payments and asset tokenization.
Partnership Objectives and Infrastructure Integration
The partnership centers on integrating DSRV's All That Node RPC node service with Alchemy's global infrastructure. This integration is expected to expand the supported networks and data processing capacity available to customers while improving service speed, stability, and scalability. DSRV draws on its accumulated expertise in node and validator operations to serve domestic and international enterprises and developers.
Why RPC Infrastructure Matters for Web3
Web2 services rely on cloud providers for servers and computing resources, whereas Web3 services depend on RPC infrastructure to access and use blockchain data. RPC, or Remote Procedure Call, acts as a critical gateway connecting wallets, exchanges, decentralized applications, and financial services to blockchain networks. As stablecoin payments, asset tokenization, and real-world assets bring more financial activity on-chain, reliable RPC performance becomes increasingly essential.
Shared Roles and Regional Expertise
Under the agreement, DSRV will manage customer engagement across Asia by leveraging its years of node and validator operating experience. Korean customers can use All That Node to access Alchemy's broad infrastructure and consult with DSRV's technical team in Korean on integration requirements and operational issues. DSRV will also help bridge customers and Alchemy by supporting technical discussions that reflect local regulatory environments and financial institution requirements.
Alchemy's Contribution
Alchemy supports All That Node's global service delivery through RPC APIs and data infrastructure that cover more than 100 blockchain networks. Through this collaboration, DSRV gains access to global data processing power and a broad network lineup. Alchemy, in turn, aims to expand its reach with local customers by using DSRV's knowledge of Asian markets and experience serving enterprises and financial institutions.
Company Profiles
DSRV Labs was founded in 2019 and provides staking, wallet, custody, and RPC node services to support financial institutions and businesses building blockchain-based services. Alchemy, established in 2017 and led by Nikil Viswanathan, offers RPC APIs, blockchain data, and developer tools across more than 100 networks. Both companies bring complementary operational and technical strengths to the Asian market.
Executive Perspectives
DSRV Chief Operating Officer Jiyoon Jung said that serving institutional clients in Asia requires strong technology plus an understanding of local regulations and customer-specific requirements. Alchemy APAC head Dan Sun added that local partners with market expertise are essential for global infrastructure providers expanding in Asia. Both leaders emphasized that the partnership will deliver faster, more localized, and more professional experiences to enterprises and financial institutions.
Future Plans and Industry Outlook
The two companies plan to jointly appear at The Capital Summit in Seoul and Singapore in October 2026. They will present their business strategy for the Asian blockchain infrastructure market and their approach to serving corporate and institutional clients. The companies intend to continue pairing global blockchain technology with market-specific support to promote stablecoins, tokenization, and real-world assets.
By combining DSRV's regional operating experience with Alchemy's global RPC platform, the partnership aims to provide a more reliable and scalable foundation for Web3 adoption in Asia. The collaboration reflects a growing industry need for infrastructure that can support complex on-chain financial services across different regulatory environments. As blockchain-based services mature, this type of localized infrastructure alliance may become increasingly important for enterprise and institutional adoption.