- Alchemy brings HeyMint’s no-code tools into its system to make wallet use easier.
- HeyMint’s tools reached over a million users, giving Alchemy a broader path to Web3 access.
- More than 40,000 creators used HeyMint, generating $38 million in NFT revenue since launch.
Alchemy, a web3 development platform, has acquired California-based NFT launchpad HeyMint to enhance its smart wallet technology. After being disclosed on May 23, HeyMint’s tools and team will be integrated into Alchemy’s expanding infrastructure. Alchemy will onboard HeyMint’s co-founder and CTO, Flor Ronsmans De Vry, as part of the deal.
HeyMint removes technical obstacles to help users create NFTs easily. Over 40,000 creators have used the platform, and it has managed to sell NFTs for over $38 million. Some of its services include customizing smart contracts and offering tools such as Discord bots and allowlists for community members’ engagement.
HeyMint has also participated in major Web3 campaigns with brands like Universal Music Group and The Sandbox. De Vry said Alchemy will enable HeyMint to scale its efforts to make Web3 user onboarding more convenient.
Alchemy president Joe Lau noted that HeyMint’s focus on accessibility aligns with the company’s vision for mainstream Web3 adoption. “Together, we will continue to improve and evolve Alchemy’s Smart Wallets,” Lau said. The merger will also extend to HeyMint Quest, which is designed to promote growth in NFT communities through interactive features.
Alchemy Expands NFT Services and User Access with HeyMint Acquisition
The purchase aligned with Alchemy’s intention to play a key role in Web3 infrastructure. The firm is still focusing on smart wallets as a key area for expansion, making it easy and secure to use decentralized applications. With HeyMint’s tools integration, the company seeks to make it easier for users to access multiple Ethereum Layer 2 chains such as Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Polygon.
The service’s impact extends beyond its technical features. In 2023, the platform supported NFT sales for the Partnership for Central America which included Mastercard and other companies. During its two years of operation, HeyMint’s user base grew to more than 1 million highlighting its influence in early-stage Web3 adoption. Its easy-to-use minting pages and no-code features appeal to both individuals and enterprises.
Furthermore, Alchemy recently acquired Dexter Lab, a real-time data provider for Solana. These deals demonstrate that Alchemy aims to expand developer support across ecosystems. To boost its blockchain services in Europe the firm purchased Bware and established a diversified infrastructure portfolio across Web3.
Crypto M&A Surge in 2025 Strengthens Industry Consolidation
With the acquisition of HeyMint, Alchemy helps increase the number of mergers and acquisitions in the cryptocurrency sector. The improved regulation and helpful policies in the U.S. have made companies move forward with more strategic investments. Notably, Robinhood purchased WonderFi for $179 million and Ripple purchased Hidden Road for $1.25 billion.
PitchBook statistics report that total funding volume has more than doubled year over year, but the number of venture capital deals has decreased. This trend highlights that investors are interested in expanding their Web3 capabilities.
Moreover, the company’s aim to grow through the targeted purchase of companies reflects the industry’s push to reduce the barriers to blockchain adoption and increase user experience.
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