Crypto World News reports that, according to *Daily Economics*, South Korean blockchain infrastructure company dsrv has announced the introduction of a financial-grade anti-money laundering (AML) monitoring system to meet the compliance obligations of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs). dsrv said its goal is to develop into a “Web3 new bank” that connects global liquidity. The company recently completed a Series B funding round of approximately 32 billion Korean won (about $23 million). Hyundai Motor Group and other investors are currently advancing expansion into overseas markets, and the company plans to list on Korea’s KOSDAQ in the first half of 2027.

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BluePeonyMinerDream
· 4h ago
With an AML system plus a new bank-facing positioning, dsrv is basically trying to have its cake and eat it too—both compliance and DeFi liquidity are required.
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Half-SectionSucculentPie
· 5h ago
Did Hyundai also invest? This lineup is quite impressive.
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SummerCoast
· 5h ago
From node services to financial-grade compliance, dsrv's transformation has been quite rapid, but the global liquidity pie is being drawn a bit too big.
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OwlAuthorizationMonitor
· 5h ago
$23 million Series B, Korea's Web3 infrastructure sector is starting to heat up
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ybaser
· 5h ago
Just charge forward 👊
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