What is Dynamic vs Cavos?
Dynamic vs Cavos is a one-to-one comparison of two embedded wallet products. Dynamic is strongest as a unified login and wallet-connection layer covering many wallets and chains, plus embedded wallets. Cavos provisions a device-native, self-custodial account on Starknet, Solana, and Stellar and does not connect wallets users already hold. They are not drop-in replacements. Privy vs Dynamic is a different page.
Does Cavos support connecting existing wallets like MetaMask?
No. Cavos provisions and controls an embedded, device-native account for each user. If connecting existing external wallets is a requirement, a connection-focused provider such as Dynamic is the better fit, and the two models can coexist in one product.
Which is better for non-crypto users?
Cavos is designed so a user never selects a wallet: they sign in with an identity you already own and a self-custodial account is resolved (the first device to claim names the address). Dynamic can also hide this, but its surface area is broader because it also serves crypto-native connection flows.
How does Cavos pricing compare to Dynamic?
Cavos is free up to 1,000 wallets, then Essential at $59/mo and Complete at $139/mo. Dynamic lists $249/mo for up to 5,000 MAUs, then $0.05 per extra MAU, with a free sandbox.
Which chains does each support?
Cavos ships one SDK with chain-native adapters for Starknet, Solana, and Stellar. Dynamic is multi-chain, with EVM breadth and additional non-EVM support; parity varies by chain.
How do Web3Auth and Dynamic embedded wallets compare?
They sit at different layers. Dynamic is strongest as a unified login and wallet-connection layer that also ships embedded wallets (TSS-MPC; public docs list native chains including EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, Sui, TON, Stellar, Tempo, and Arc). Web3Auth / MetaMask Embedded Wallets is a social-login MPC wallet layer with broad multi-chain coverage and key export. Dynamic vs Web3Auth is usually connect-and-configure versus social-login chain coverage. Cavos is neither: three native adapters and a device-native key.