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# Privy home

[Privy Home](https://home.privy.io) provides users of Privy apps with a centralized hub to manage their embedded wallets. Users can view balances across chains and export private keys through a secure, Privy-hosted interface.

## Features

**Cross-chain visibility** - Privy Home displays wallet information across all supported EVM and Solana chains, providing a unified view of user assets.

**Private key export** - Users have the ability to export private keys for their embedded wallets.

## Prerequisites

Applications must meet the following requirements to enable Privy Home:

* Application uses Privy as an authentication provider
* At least one of the following authentication methods is enabled:
  * Email
  * SMS
  * Google
  * Twitter
  * Farcaster

<Info>Users authenticate to Privy Home using their existing Privy credentials.</Info>

## Configuration

Privy Home is enabled by default for all applications that meet the prerequisites.

Applications can opt out of key export in Privy Home through the Privy Dashboard if needed:

1. Navigate to the Privy Dashboard
2. Access the Privy Home configuration settings
3. Disable key export for the application

## Key export

Private key export is available for embedded wallets, enabling users to maintain full self-custody of their assets.

**At this time, private key export is not supported in some cases:**

* Passkeys - Users who use passkeys as their sole authentication method. Users must have at least one additional authentication method configured to export private keys
* Smart wallets - Smart wallets use on-chain account abstraction and do not have exportable private keys
  * If your app leverages a custom smart wallet implementation, we recommend opting out of key export
* Additional signers (for advanced set ups)
* Non-EVM or Solana wallets

## Security considerations

Privy Home maintains the same security standards as Privy's core authentication and wallet infrastructure.

## Related resources

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Embedded wallets" icon="wallet" href="/security/wallet-infrastructure/architecture">
    Learn about Privy's embedded wallet infrastructure
  </Card>

  <Card title="Authentication methods" icon="key" href="/security/authentication/user-authentication">
    Configure authentication methods for your application
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

Email [home@privy.io](mailto:home@privy.io) to be removed from Privy Home entirely