According to "Daily Economic," South Korean blockchain infrastructure company DSRV announced that it has implemented a financial-grade anti-money laundering (AML) monitoring system to fulfill the compliance obligations of virtual asset service providers (VASPs). DSRV stated that its goal is to develop into a "Web3 new bank" connecting global liquidity. It is reported that the company recently completed a Series B funding round of approximately 32 billion Korean won (about 23 million USD), with participation from Hyundai Motor Group and others; it is currently expanding into overseas markets and preparing to go public on the Korea KOSDAQ in the first half of 2027.

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OracleSkeptic
· 7h ago
Modern cars are all out now, this round of Series B really has something, see you on KOSDAQ in 2027
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PlayfulAndCheerfulSunflower
· 11h ago
$23 million, South Korea's Web3 infrastructure sector is gaining momentum again
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BluePeonyPrincipalProtection
· 11h ago
Compliance first + global liquidity, DSRV's story as a "Web3 new bank" is quite good at storytelling, but actual implementation still depends on real business data.
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FrontrunFail
· 11h ago
From node service providers to compliant banks, DSRV's transformation spans a significant range, with the KOSDAQ listing schedule set for 2027, and many uncertainties in between.
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MemeTide
· 11h ago
AML systems have now become standard equipment for VASPs; the differentiation instead lies in how the term "financial-grade" is defined. Looking forward to specific technical details.
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ybaser
· 11h ago
Just charge forward 👊
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