South Korea-based blockchain infrastructure company DSRV Labs has entered into a strategic partnership with global blockchain development platform Alchemy to jointly expand the blockchain data infrastructure market across Asia, beginning with South Korea and Japan.
Under the partnership, DSRV will combine its All That Node RPC service with Alchemy’s global blockchain infrastructure. The collaboration will expand the networks and data-processing capabilities available through the service while improving response speed, stability, and scalability.
The two companies plan to use their respective technical expertise and experience supporting customers in Asian markets to help advance on-chain financial services, including stablecoin payments and asset tokenization.
RPC infrastructure acts as a link between Web3 applications and blockchain networks. Wallets, cryptocurrency exchanges, decentralized applications and financial services use RPC to connect with blockchain nodes get data and send transactions.
As financial services move more and more onto the blockchain through apps, like stablecoins, tokenized assets and Real World Assets (RWA) strong RPC infrastructure has become very important. Financial applications might have to deal with a lot of transactions and quick data needs which means speed, reliability and the ability to grow are parts of how well the service works.
DSRV brings its experience operating blockchain nodes and validators to the partnership and will support customer engagement across Asia. In South Korea, customers using All That Node will be able to access Alchemy’s broader infrastructure while working with DSRV’s technical team in Korean on implementation requirements and operational issues.
DSRV will also support technical discussions that take into account individual regulatory environments and requirements specific to financial institutions, serving as a link between customers and Alchemy.
Alchemy will support All That Node with its RPC APIs and blockchain data infrastructure covering more than 100 blockchain networks. Through the collaboration, DSRV will gain access to global-scale data-processing capabilities and a broader network lineup, while Alchemy will use DSRV’s knowledge of Asian markets and experience working with corporations and financial institutions to expand its connections with local customers.
DSRV Chief Operating Officer Jiyoon Jung said that serving corporate and institutional customers in Asia requires not only technical capabilities but also an understanding of local regulatory environments and customer-specific requirements. The company plans to combine its infrastructure operations expertise with Alchemy’s technology to provide blockchain services that companies can use with confidence.
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Dan Sun, APAC lead at Alchemy, said that global infrastructure providers entering Asian markets need partners with local knowledge, expertise, and practical experience. Through the partnership, Alchemy and DSRV plan to provide local companies and financial institutions with more localized products and services.
The companies are scheduled to jointly participate in The Capital Summit in Seoul and Singapore in October 2026. They plan to discuss their business strategy for the Asian blockchain infrastructure market and their approach to supporting corporations and financial institutions.
Going forward DSRV and Alchemy will keep bringing together global blockchain technology with support that is made for each market and each set of rules. Their attention will be on creating growing systems for services that happen on the blockchain, like stablecoins turning assets into digital tokens and real-world assets.


