A16z is leading Dynamic Labs’ $13.5 million series A round, as the web3 authenticator platform streamlines wallet access and ensures web3 login accessibility.
The funding round also included participation from Founders Fund, Castle Island Ventures, Breyer Capital, Nikil Viswanathan, and Joe Lau from Alchemy.
Enhancing accessibility
Dynamic Labs revealed the funds raised would be instrumental in advancing its support for Web3 builders striving to enhance accessibility in the industry by integrating embedded or branded wallets and promoting digital ownership inclusivity.
Dynamic Labs provides a range of tools designed to assist developers in creating web3 login experiences accessible to users of all levels of crypto expertise. The multi-chain platform accommodates six chains: EVM, Solana, Starknet, Algorand, Cosmos, and Flow.
Per a blog post released by Dynamic, over 1.6 million unique users across the six chains have utilized the Dynamic platform through branded and embedded wallet login flows in the current year alone.
The influence of blockchains on the future
In addition to many major funding rounds, a16z unveiled its annual State of Crypto Report in November, examining the influence of blockchains on the future of emerging technology in the United States from a policymaker’s perspective.
The report highlights the venture capital firm’s stance that effective regulation should prioritize consumer protection and establish clear compliance pathways in another step toward continued innovation.
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