How Noble Manages and Scales Market-Leading Stablecoin Infrastructure Using Dynamic’s Wallet Stack

Stablecoins are only as useful as the infrastructure that makes them easy to access and use. Beyond issuance and settlement, the real challenge lies in how users and developers authenticate and move value through wallets.

Noble is building enterprise-grade infrastructure for stablecoin issuance and usage. It powers its own native stablecoin, USDN, which offers composable yield and returns that yield directly back to users, and supports assets like USDC through its own purpose-built blockchain. Alongside infrastructure and issuance, Noble builds user-facing products, developer tooling, and programs that make stablecoins easier to use across chains and applications.

As Noble expanded its product offerings, the complexity of how users connect and interact with stablecoins grew alongside it. Supporting those flows reliably required wallet infrastructure that could scale without becoming a maintenance burden. That search ultimately led Noble to Dynamic.

Today, Dynamic plays a central role in how Noble handles multi-wallet connectivity across its applications, internal tooling, and future product roadmap.

Stablecoin Infrastructure Built for Real Usage

Everything Noble builds is shaped by one goal: making stablecoins easy to issue, move, and use in real-world applications. That includes serving users interacting directly with stablecoins, as well as developers building products that rely on stablecoin-native primitives like composability and yield.

This dual audience places high expectations on Noble’s product stack. Wallet interactions must work consistently across chains and environments, while remaining flexible enough to support new products, programs, and integrations as they launch. As Noble’s product surface expanded, so did the need for a more durable and standardized wallet layer that could support multiple use cases without constant rework.

Moving Beyond Custom Wallet Solutions

Before adopting Dynamic, Noble had experience maintaining custom wallet integrations inherited from external teams. Over time, those solutions became increasingly difficult to manage. Dependencies across ecosystems were fragile, and even small changes could introduce unexpected issues that required significant debugging.

The team explored open-source options as well, but stitching together multiple tools often introduced additional complexity rather than removing it. What Noble ultimately needed was a production-ready solution that could handle multi-wallet and multi-chain requirements out of the box, backed by a team focused on reliability and long-term support.

Dynamic stood out as that solution for several reasons. Clear documentation, flexible configuration, and a strong focus on developer experience made it easy for Noble’s frontend engineers to understand how Dynamic worked and how it could fit into their existing architecture. Just as importantly, Dynamic offered robust multi-wallet support across the chains and wallets Noble needed to support its stablecoin products.

A High-Stakes Launch: Noble Points Claim

One of the defining moments in Noble’s partnership with Dynamic came during the launch of the Noble Points Claim, a high-traffic event where loyal Noble community members were able to claim their token allocations. As launch approached, the Noble team encountered edge cases that needed to be resolved quickly to ensure a smooth user experience.

Dynamic’s response was immediate and hands-on, extending well beyond individual points of contact. Engineers across Dynamic joined calls, shared demo applications to illustrate intended flows, and reviewed Noble’s MVP demos to fully understand how the product was meant to work.

That level of collaboration proved critical. As Xander, Senior Frontend Engineer at Noble, described it:

“The support was invaluable. When we were in crunch time and hitting unexpected behavior, the entire Dynamic team showed up. They jumped on calls, shared demo apps to show intended flows, and even reviewed our MVPs to understand exactly what we were building.”

From Integration to Core Infrastructure

In addition to the points claim, Dynamic was rolled out across multiple frontends, integrated into internal packages, and embedded into shared utilities used by Noble’s engineering team. Wallet-related hooks and helper functions increasingly relied on Dynamic under the hood, creating consistency across applications.

This approach allowed Noble to standardize how wallet interactions are handled without sacrificing flexibility. New products and programs could be built faster, with less duplication of wallet logic and fewer edge cases to manage. For the engineering team, this shift translated into smoother development workflows and more predictable behavior across environments.

Dynamic: Bringing Clear Improvements Without Overhead

The internal impact of integrating Dynamic was immediate and measurable. After the switch, Noble saw a 10% reduction in users rejecting wallet connections, signaling more reliable wallet state management and fewer friction points during critical interactions. With noisy wallet errors reduced, the team could focus on higher-quality signals, making it easier to diagnose real issues, maintain applications, and iterate with confidence.

At scale, these improvements were validated during real-world usage, including the Noble Points Claim. Through Dynamic, 27.2k unique addresses have claimed a total of 213.4 million Noble points, demonstrating that Noble’s stablecoin programs can operate reliably across wallets and chains without breaking down under real-world usage. Together, these outcomes show how Dynamic helped Noble deliver the dependable stablecoin experiences its products are designed to support, while giving the internal team the operational clarity needed to scale confidently.

Looking Ahead

Noble continues to expand its network, stablecoin offerings, and developer tooling. As those efforts scale, the need for consistent and reliable wallet infrastructure becomes even more important.

Dynamic supports that growth by handling multi-wallet complexity behind the scenes, allowing Noble to focus on building stablecoin-native products rather than maintaining wallet plumbing.

As Xander summed it up:

“For us, the value is clear. Dynamic removes a huge amount of complexity around multi-wallet interactions and lets our team focus on building stablecoin products instead of maintaining wallet infrastructure.”

By anchoring its wallet infrastructure on Dynamic, Noble has built a foundation that supports both rapid iteration today and long-term growth across its stablecoin products tomorrow.