Description
Dynamic is a wallet infrastructure platform (acquired by Fireblocks in October 2025) that enables businesses to embed non-custodial crypto wallets into their applications through a single unified SDK. It supports embedded wallets (TSS-MPC), external wallet connections (800+ wallets supported), and multi-chain connectivity. Dynamic has onboarded 50M+ users and provides sub-second signing speed.
Key Features
- Embedded Wallets — Spin up non-custodial wallets in your app instantly with TSS-MPC distributed signing.
- Wallet Connections — Let users connect the wallets they already have across chains and platforms (800+ wallets supported).
- Multi-Chain Support — One unified SDK covering multiple blockchain networks.
- Enterprise Self-Custody — Distributed signing with flexible thresholds and built-in recovery paths.
- Sub-Second Signing — Transactions complete in under a second.
- Policy Controls — MFA, allowlists, and rate-limiting safeguards.
- Fireblocks Security — Inherits Fireblocks' institutional-grade security expertise and operational rigor.
Use Cases
- Pay with Crypto — Let customers pay with and deposit crypto from any wallet or exchange without on/off-ramping.
- Tokenized Assets — Enable trading of tokenized real-world assets.
- Yield Products — Offer yield on balances to keep customers engaged.
- Global Money Movement — Enable fast, cheap, 24/7 cross-border transfers.
Dynamic serves fintechs, exchanges, payment platforms, and Web3 applications with a stack that scales from concept to millions of users.
Highlights
Pros
- Sub-second transaction signing speed with 99.9% uptime, enabling real-time, responsive wallet interactions
- Acquired by Fireblocks, inheriting institutional-grade security infrastructure used by over 2,400 financial institutions with $10T+ in transactions secured
- Proven at massive scale with over 50 million users onboarded and adopted by major companies including Kraken, Stripe, and Magic Eden
- Single unified SDK handles embedded wallets, external wallet connections (800+), and multi-chain connectivity — removing the need for multiple vendor integrations
- Enterprise policy controls including MFA, allowlists, and rate-limiting safeguards built directly into the wallet infrastructure
Cons
- Social login support is limited compared to competing wallet infrastructure providers like Web3Auth and Privy
- The useIsLoggedIn() SDK hook fails to update state when disconnecting a wallet via MetaMask, leaving users incorrectly shown as logged in
- Recent acquisition by Fireblocks creates potential uncertainty around long-term product roadmap and standalone feature development
- Account abstraction capabilities are partial rather than default, requiring extra development effort for full smart wallet functionality
- Limited public developer community resources and third-party integrations compared to more established wallet infrastructure alternatives