
Dynamic
Dynamic is a wallet infrastructure platform for fintech, crypto, and stablecoin applications, offering embedded wallets, wallet connections, and enterprise-grade security.

What is Dynamic?
Dynamic is a wallet infrastructure platform for fintech, crypto, and stablecoin applications that turns crypto demand into revenue. It offers embedded wallets, external wallet connections, and multi-chain connectivity in one unified SDK, enabling developers to build from low-level APIs to full prebuilt flows. Dynamic provides enterprise-grade security through a partnership with Fireblocks, featuring enterprise self-custody with distributed signing, flexible thresholds, and built-in recovery paths. With sub-second signing speed and support for 800+ external wallets, Dynamic has onboarded over 50 million users. Its wallet stack gives customers the ability to trade, earn, pay, and move money on global crypto rails.
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