Fireblocks Integrates Security and Ease of Use Through $90M Dynamic Takeover

Fireblocks, a prominent provider of digital asset infrastructure, has

, a company specializing in wallet and onboarding technology, for $90 million. This move aims to connect institutional custody services with crypto solutions for consumers. Announced on October 23, 2025, the deal brings Dynamic's developer resources into the Fireblocks ecosystem, allowing organizations to launch secure and scalable blockchain products for everyday users.

Dynamic,

(a16z) and previously valued at $21 million, focuses on integrating crypto features into mainstream applications. Its solutions simplify processes like user login, wallet integration, and multi-chain compatibility, earning it the reputation of " ," as described by co-founder Yoni Goldberg. Fireblocks CEO Michael Shaulov stated that this acquisition delivers " , from custody to consumer," merging enterprise-level security with easy access for retail users.

This transaction highlights a growing trend of consolidation within the crypto infrastructure sector, as companies work to streamline web3 adoption in response to evolving regulations and the expansion of stablecoins. Fireblocks, which facilitates over $4 trillion in digital asset transfers each year, now manages 50 million on-chain accounts for clients such as Kraken and

. Dynamic’s Delegated Access, a feature that automates user transactions with their consent, further supports the industry’s movement toward embedded finance solutions.

The timing of the acquisition aligns with positive regulatory shifts in the U.S., including the GENIUS stablecoin legislation and collaborative SEC-CFTC initiatives to clarify crypto derivatives rules. These regulatory advancements have increased institutional interest, with 76% of investors in 2025 identifying regulatory certainty as a key driver for adoption, up from 52% in 2024. By expanding into consumer-oriented tools, Fireblocks is well-positioned to benefit from the 30% annual increase in stablecoin transaction volumes.

Experts in the field point out that scalability remains a significant challenge for blockchain networks. Public blockchains currently handle far fewer transactions than traditional payment systems—Bitcoin processes about 7 transactions per second, compared to Visa’s 24,000. Nevertheless, Fireblocks’ integration of Dynamic’s technology aims to address these issues, helping institutions efficiently manage larger transaction volumes.

With the acquisition of Dynamic, Fireblocks bridges the gap between institutional custody and retail user onboarding. Organizations can now provide custom-branded wallets and integrated crypto features without sacrificing security, which is especially important following major breaches such as the

hack that resulted in a $230 million loss. This strategy also mirrors moves by other industry leaders: recently bought Unbound Labs, and Consensys has expanded its MetaMask offerings.

Fireblocks intends to make Dynamic’s technology available through its API, targeting fintech companies, payment services, and startups. The unified platform will offer features such as gasless transactions, fiat on/off ramps, and ready-made UI modules, helping teams accelerate product launches. Shaulov described the acquisition as a "milestone" in advancing digital asset infrastructure, reinforcing Fireblocks’ goal to lead the custody-to-consumer market.