Developers will get node-free access to Hemi’s native Bitcoin data layer through NodeCloud, dRPC’s online RPC management platform. 

Hemi and dRPC are collaborating to bring blockchain developers a high-performance Bitcoin Remote Procedure Call (RPC) layer. This layer enables developers to call Bitcoin-native data via Hemi without needing to spin up a custom node.

The integration is both a strategic and significant step for dRPC, marking a key expansion of its scope to include Bitcoin programmability, with Hemi as the first Bitcoin-native network supported across its infrastructure stack.

With Hemi live in the dRPC ecosystem, tapping into Bitcoin-based use cases becomes more frictionless and accessible. Programmable Bitcoin is available without the need to manage backend infrastructure for data access.

Hemi Leverages dRPC’s Programmable Engine

The NodeHaus integration connects Hemi to dRPC’s programmable RPC engine, providing developers with a direct and reliable pipeline to interact with Hemi via structured off-chain calls within existing workflows. 

Hemi will join dRPC’s official chainlist and the RPC.info registry, enhancing discoverability and ensuring compatibility with legacy infrastructure platforms working across multiple networks. dRPC’s NodeCloud will also deliver a customizable blockchain status API and real-time monitoring, so teams will gain greater visibility into the health and responsiveness of the Hemi network as they scale.

In all, developers will gain a seamless means to tap into Hemi’s Bitcoin-native data, using the same tooling already relied on in Ethereum and other EVM environments.

dRPC and Hemi Advance Bitcoin Programmability

Hemi and dRPC have a shared vision of unlocking Bitcoin programmability for the next wave of Web3 development. Developers building cross-chain apps, DeFi protocols, or consumer experiences can now treat Hemi like any other EVM network in their toolchain.