Nodit Joins Solana Developer Platform as First APAC-Based RPC Provider

Nodit, a blockchain infrastructure company serving institutional clients in South Korea and the wider Asia-Pacific region, has joined the Solana Foundation's Solana Developer Platform (SDP) as a node infrastructure provider. In a blog post published on 30 September 2026, Nodit said it joins SDP as "its first RPC provider serving APAC", and the company's announcement on X called it "the first APAC based RPC provider on the platform." The SDP page on solana.com now lists Nodit under node infrastructure alongside Helius hSOL$142.27+0.2%, Triton One, Alchemy, QuickNode and Validation Cloud.

What the Solana Developer Platform offers institutions

SDP is the Solana Foundation's API platform for banks, payment companies and other enterprises building financial products on Solana SOL$119.21-0.4%. It launched in March 2026 with Mastercard, Western Union and Worldpay as early users, and it bundles more than 20 infrastructure providers across custody, compliance, wallets and payments, as we covered in our report on the SDP launch. The SDP page shows the Issuance module (tokenized deposits, GENIUS-compliant stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets) and the Payments module as live, with a Markets module for settlement flows such as atomic delivery-versus-payment listed as coming soon.

The Foundation's launch announcement named four node infrastructure partners: Alchemy, Helius, QuickNode and Triton. Nodit was not on that list and joins SDP as a later addition.

Nodit's Solana services on SDP: RPC, data and validators

An RPC provider runs the servers that applications use to read blockchain data and submit transactions, so for a bank building on Solana it is the connection to the network itself. Nodit's blog lists five services for Solana on SDP. Four are live: a Node API for mainnet and testnet RPC access, DataShare for historical on-chain data, Webhooks & Streaming for real-time transaction monitoring, and Validator-as-a-Service for managed validators. A fifth, the Web3 Data API, is marked as coming soon.

The pitch is written for procurement and compliance teams as much as for developers. Nodit says it holds SOC 2 Type II certification, an independent audit of security controls that enterprise buyers commonly ask vendors for, and runs a redundant dual-data-centre setup so that no single facility is a point of failure.

Korean exchange clients and bank stablecoin payment trials

Nodit's institutional track record is in South Korea. The company names Upbit, Coinone and Digital X by Mirae Asset (formerly Korbit) among its existing clients, though the blog does not say whether any of them use Nodit for Solana. Nodit also says its Node API has supported stablecoin and on-chain payment proofs of concept with Mirae Asset Securities, BNK Busan Bank, the Credit Finance Association and KSNET, without specifying which blockchains those trials ran on.

That client list is why the addition matters for Solana. Korean banks are already testing the network directly: Toss Bank signed an MOU with the Solana Foundation in June 2026 for a stablecoin remittance trial, and on 30 September 2026 we reported that Jeonbuk Bank had completed a private-channel stablecoin remittance proof of concept with the Foundation. For Korean banks at that stage, SDP now includes a node provider that already serves Korean exchanges and has run payment trials with a Korean bank and a Korean securities firm.