A landmark fusion of Bitcoin and Ethereum infrastructure, bringing Hemi’s Bitcoin-native apps into the Infura ecosystem for the first time.

Hemi is partnering with DIN, the decentralized infrastructure network launched by Consensys, and the cornerstone of the Infura ecosystem, to bring Bitcoin-enabled programmability into one of the most trusted developer spaces in Web3. 

The collaboration is a natural fit: Infura is the leader for EVM-based chains, while Hemi is the established network that facilitates a seamless fusion between Bitcoin and Ethereum. With Infura’s first strategic move into the Bitcoin ecosystem by partnering with Hemi, both platforms are working to make Bitcoin more accessible to developers worldwide. 

The integration marks new opportunities for builders and users alike, and is a significant moment for both ecosystems. As Infura serves as a core part of the Consensys suite, it powers countless applications across Ethereum and other top blockchains with streamlined access to RPC infrastructure. Through this partnership, Bitcoin-native applications built on Hemi gain direct access to Infura-grade performance, DDOS protection, and developer-facing tools via DIN’s decentralized distribution layer.

DIN and Hemi Deliver Access And Enterprise Reliability

DIN is a progressively decentralizing marketplace of Web3 infrastructure services. In production for over 16 months, it processes more than 100 million daily RPC requests across 14 supported networks. Backed by a diverse network of over 50 node providers, DIN makes infrastructure more accessible and performant while reducing the operational lift for dApps, developers, and networks.

Through DIN, Hemi developers gain access to SLA-backed public and private RPC endpoints managed by top-tier node providers, selected and monitored for uptime, latency, and throughput. Additionally, these services are further reinforced by EigenLayer’s Actively Validated Services, which enable fault-tolerant service guarantees. DIN dynamically routes traffic across its provider set to deliver the highest availability and best user experience.

The integration also expands access through gateways like Infura and InfStones, the first node operator to onboard via DIN. As a leading Platform-as-a-Service infrastructure provider that simplifies API access across over 80 blockchain protocols. InfStones brings proven scale and operational strength to the partnership, underscoring the production-readiness of the integration, and setting the stage for additional top-tier node operators to join.

For developers, the partnership creates new touchpoints with Hemi while dramatically reducing the cost and complexity of scaling infrastructure.

Better RPC Options For Hemi Developers

For Hemi builders, this partnership simplifies a traditionally complex part of deploying and scaling Bitcoin-native applications. Rather than managing RPC infrastructure independently, developers can access high-quality endpoints directly through the Infura dashboard. It allows them to build with Infura-grade performance guarantees and built-in support for metrics, rate-limiting, and DDoS protection.

Through this integration, developers benefit from:

• Public RPC endpoints with SLA-backed reliability
• Access to DIN’s decentralized provider network
• Seamless onboarding via Infura’s developer tools
• Eligibility for growth incentives, including grant credits and hackathon support
• Future tokenized adoption incentives

These resources remove key friction points, making it easier for teams to experiment, build, and scale production-grade Bitcoin apps with composable yield, lending, and liquidity strategies.

Hemi and DIN Fuse Networks For a Broader Horizon

This partnership reflects a foundational alignment between ecosystems. By bringing Bitcoin into Infura’s orbit through Hemi, developers across ecosystems now have a direct, trust-minimized link between Ethereum and Bitcoin-native liquidity.

The result is a more efficient and interconnected Web3 stack.

Explore how Hemi and DIN can power your next build, and join the growing movement bringing BTC to the center of DeFi.