Sending a private crypto payment just got as simple as logging into your email. Dynamic, the embedded wallet provider owned by Fireblocks, has launched support for private payments on the Aleo blockchain, making it the first wallet to offer this capability natively within an embedded framework.
The integration means developers building on Aleo can now plug in a wallet experience where users authenticate with an email address and send private transactions without ever touching a seed phrase or downloading a browser extension.
What Dynamic is actually doing on Aleo
Here’s the thing about most blockchain transactions: they’re public by default. Every transfer, every balance, every counterparty is visible to anyone with a block explorer. Aleo flips that model. Built as a Layer 1 protocol using zero-knowledge proofs, Aleo encrypts transaction details, including amounts, participants, and balances, on-chain by default.
Dynamic’s integration taps directly into that architecture. The wallet enables what Aleo calls “default-private, selectively disclosable” payments. Everything is hidden unless you specifically choose to reveal it.
