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Every Friday, Privy ships new features for developers building on wallets and stablecoin rails. Weekly releases are listed first, newest first, followed by monthly rollups.

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Weekly shipped features

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Earn deposit automations

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Sweep deposits into yield vaults automatically

Set an automation and matching deposits sweep into a yield-bearing vault as soon as they land, with no extra steps from users. Pair it with deposit addresses so assets sent from other chains are converted into the vault’s required asset and start earning automatically.Create one automation per vault and attach it to as many wallets as you need through the API or the Node SDK. Webhooks confirm each deposit as it reaches the vault.Learn more
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Monthly postpaid billing

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Monthly postpaid billing for Enterprise

Enterprise customers can now receive one monthly bill instead of prepaying for usage credits, forecasting usage, or topping up their account when sponsoring users’ gas or swap fees. Custom monthly usage limits are coming soon.Enable postpaid billing through your account manager. Learn more
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Swap fee sponsorship
Your app can now sponsor swap and routing fees so users move between stablecoins without losing value. Turn it on in your dashboard and it applies automatically to transfers, swaps, and deposit addresses, with no code changes.
  • 1:1 conversions on supported routes
  • ETH, SOL, and BTC to stablecoins at market rates with fixed swap and routing fees
  • Swap and routing fees on all other routes
  • Prepaid credits or postpaid billing (Enterprise only)
Learn more
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Wallet addresses as deposit addresses

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Fund a wallet by sending to its address

Your users’ primary wallet addresses can now double as deposit addresses. Configure wallets to automatically bridge and swap incoming deposits so your app receives the asset it requires, and optionally sponsor gas and swap fees to preserve the value of each deposit.If an unsupported asset or chain is used, you can recover the funds yourself.Learn more
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KYB and fiat payouts for organizations

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KYB and fiat payouts for organizations

Verify a business, link its company bank account, and pay out from its organization wallet, natively in the Privy APIs. KYB runs against the organization itself, so the compliance record names the company rather than the employee who completed verification.
  • Hosted KYB links for organizations
  • Beneficial owner verification in one flow
  • Company bank account destinations
  • Payouts from organization wallets
  • Webhooks on KYB status and outstanding documents
Learn more
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x402 for gas-sponsored wallets

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x402 payments on gas-sponsored wallets

Agents can now pay for APIs and content with x402 from gas-sponsored and delegated wallets, without holding native tokens for gas. Privy handles the ERC-1271 signatures these wallets require with a single parameter in your signing call.The same setup works across DeFi protocols, Sign-in with Ethereum, and more. Available across the API, React SDK, and Node SDK.Learn more
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Revenue dashboard

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Track Earn revenue in your dashboard

The new Revenue section in your dashboard tracks fee revenue generated from Earn vaults over time, so you can see how the revenue stream you configure grows.Learn more
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Robinhood Chain support

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Deposit, swap, and transfer on Robinhood Chain

The same Privy APIs now work on Robinhood Chain with no special configuration. Developers can optionally add their own fees on swaps.
  • Deposit addresses with USDG and ETH
  • Swaps across all assets
  • Transfers within Robinhood Chain or cross-chain
Learn more
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Unified funding

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Fiat and crypto deposits in one flow

Users can now fund their wallets with fiat or crypto through a single hook and one in-app modal. You choose where funds go, and Privy handles payment method selection, provider routing, and deposit completion.
  • Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and ACH via Stripe
  • Crypto deposits from any wallet or exchange
  • Automatic provider routing by region
  • No redirects or third-party sign-in
Learn more
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Dashboard activity overview

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A live view of your onchain business

Your Privy dashboard now tracks total assets, transaction volume, and user activity for the past 30 days in one place, without building custom dashboards or querying the chain.Open the dashboard
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AWS Bedrock AgentCore payments

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Agent payments on AWS Bedrock AgentCore

Agents on AWS Bedrock AgentCore can now pay for APIs, MCP tools, and web content autonomously using Privy wallets. AgentCore enforces spend limits, signs through Privy, and settles in USDC on Ethereum, Solana, or Base.The agent never handles keys directly, and users retain wallet ownership and can revoke access at any time.Learn more
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Real-time balances in the dashboard

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Real-time wallet balances in the dashboard

Wallet balances in your dashboard now update in real time, and you can add any token for the same visibility. Supported across Ethereum, Solana, Tempo, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum.Open the dashboard
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Pay gas with stablecoins

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Let users pay gas with stablecoins

Users can now pay gas fees with stablecoins instead of holding native tokens. Enable User pays mode in your dashboard, and stablecoin transfers automatically use that token to cover gas.Supported tokens include USDC, USDT, EURC, USDG, and USDC.e across supported EVM chains.Open the dashboard
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Headless deposit addresses

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Headless React support for universal deposit addresses

Build fully custom deposit UIs while Privy handles bridging, swapping, and settlement behind the scenes. Users deposit crypto from supported chains through a persistent address. Available for all React developers.Learn more
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Transfer policies

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Enforce transfer rules at the wallet layer

Add guardrails around where funds can move before a transaction is signed, configured through Privy’s policy engine. Restrict transfers by asset, amount, chain, or destination address.Useful for AI agents that should operate within defined limits, treasury wallets that should only send to approved destinations, and consumer apps that need spending and withdrawal controls.Learn more
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Open-source server SDKs

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Open-source server-side SDKs

The Node SDK is now open source, alongside the Go, Ruby, and Rust SDKs, with Java and Python coming soon. Inspect, customize, and contribute to the code you use, or open an issue on GitHub.View on GitHub
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Dashboard command palette

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Command palette in the dashboard

Press Cmd+K on Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows to search and navigate anywhere in your dashboard.Open the dashboard
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Cross-chain transfers

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Cross-chain stablecoin transfers in one API call

Privy now bridges and swaps stablecoins across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana, and Tempo in a single call, handling execution, gas sponsorship, status polling, and webhooks behind the scenes.
  • Move USDC, USDT, or other stablecoins across chains in one call
  • Swap between USD-backed stablecoins across networks
  • Abstract away gas and bridging entirely
Learn more
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Gasless USDT on Tron

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Send USDT on Tron without holding TRX

A new recipe with TransaTron lets your app fully sponsor gas on Tron, so users can send USDT without a TRX balance. TransaTron delegates energy and bandwidth on your users’ behalf.Learn more

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Monthly rollups

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September 2026

  • Treasury Management workspace is live. Finance and Ops teams can hold, move, and govern onchain capital directly from the Privy dashboard, with maker-checker flows, multi-party approvals, and granular transfer limits and allowlists.
  • Prebuilt card components are now available. Go live with a global stablecoin card program in as little as one month on Stripe Issuing, which already powers 400M+ cards. Components ship in the Privy React SDK and cover onboarding, disclosures, KYC, balances, statements, and card management, with Managed Support from Stripe.
  • Organizations API for team-owned wallets. Create organizations such as businesses and customers, add users, and provision shared wallets programmatically. Built for business banking, treasury, payroll, and B2B payments.
  • End-of-month gas billing for Enterprise. Privy meters gas sponsorship charges and invoices them at the end of the month instead of requiring prepaid credits, for quicker setup and easier forecasting.
  • OUSD is live. OUSD is a stablecoin designed for money movement, with no mint or burn fees, reliable rewards for Network Partners, and strong pricing across the Stripe stack.

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August 2026

  • Organization Wallets are live. B2B products can provision wallets that teams share, so they can hold funds, manage access, and operate financial workflows together. Built for business banking, treasury, payroll, and B2B payments on top of users, key quorums, intents, and policies.
  • Improved server-side fiat orchestration APIs. Server-side KYC/KYB, onramp, and offramp with Bridge as the underlying provider, covering ACH, wire, FedNow, Faster Payments, Pix, and SEPA. Contact [email protected] to get started.
  • Tempo is offering a boost of up to 7% APY on balances held via Earn. Live from the first week of September for a limited time, available to Privy customers only. Contact [email protected] to take advantage.
  • Guaranteed 1:1 rates on stablecoin swaps and cross-chain transfers. Rolling out now so end users move between stablecoins without rate slippage. Contact [email protected] about specific stablecoins or routes.
  • Global fiat card onramps with Meld. Configure Meld in the dashboard under Onramps: enable fiat onramps, select Configure Meld, then request production access with a short KYB form.
  • Proactive status updates. Go to status.privy.io, select Get Updates, and choose your preferred communication method to receive updates on Privy’s operational systems.
  • Revenue is a brand new tab in the dashboard. Monitor how much revenue you are generating from Privy features, starting with fees collected from Earn. Swap and transfer fees are coming soon.

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July 2026

  • Cards linked to stablecoin balances. Issue cards that spend directly from stablecoin balances, even when those balances are connected to Earn DeFi vaults. You and your users can earn and spend on idle funds at the same time, within the same flow.
  • Morpho Earn on Tempo, plus Veda. Earning on idle balances through Morpho is now available on Tempo and can be enabled directly from the Privy dashboard. Veda is also live, letting you allocate across multiple lending protocols in one integration for a more diversified yield strategy.
  • Unified funding hook. One onboarding flow lets users fund their wallets with fiat, crypto, or both, instead of branching between separate funding paths.
  • Monetize cross-chain transfers and swaps. Charge fees on these wallet actions directly through Privy, keeping fee flows inside the platform. Contact [email protected] to get set up.
  • x402 payments out of the box with gas-sponsored wallets. Accept x402 payments from gas-sponsored wallets across the API, React, and Node SDKs, with no workarounds required. Privy also generates ERC-1271 signatures for other smart wallet verification flows.
  • Archive wallets. Keep wallet management clean by archiving unused or test wallets via API, and restore them from the dashboard at any time. Archiving also keeps excessive wallet counts from blocking auth token issuance.
  • Granular wallet analytics for Enterprise. New data sharing capabilities go beyond what’s available in the dashboard for more granular analytics on your Privy wallets. Available to Enterprise customers, so contact [email protected] if you are interested.

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June 2026

  • First-class Tempo Transaction support. Privy now natively supports Tempo’s AA transaction type in APIs and SDKs — enabling 10k+ TPS per user with parallel nonces, fee token selection, transaction batching, and scheduled execution. Gas sponsorship included.
  • Flutter SDK at full mobile parity. MFA via SMS, TOTP, and passkeys, OAuth account linking/unlinking, Telegram Login, signer management, and authorization signatures — now matching native iOS and Android SDKs.
  • Swap API now supports Solana mainnet. Integrated with dflow aggregator for broad SPL-20 token coverage. Also supports specifying a recipient address different from the wallet owner, plus cross-chain swaps via Relay.
  • Token gas sponsorship — users pay gas in USDC or USDT. New “User pays” mode lets wallets cover EVM gas fees using stablecoins directly, no native token needed. Supported on Ethereum, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, and Polygon (USDC, USDT, EURC, USDG, USDC.e).
  • Stripe embedded onramp is live. US users (excluding NY) can buy crypto with credit, debit, Apple/Google Pay, and ACH via Stripe Link without leaving the app. EU support coming soon.
  • Deposit Addresses launched. No-KYC, crypto-to-crypto onramp that handles swapping and bridging for end users — takes less than one hour to integrate.
  • OAuth Device Authorization for agents and CLIs. Issue OAuth access tokens to self-hosted agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, custom CLIs) so users can grant authorized wallet access without exposing app secrets.

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May 2026

  • Expanded fiat-to-crypto onramp options. Meld aggregator now available in 100+ countries with card, bank transfer, and local payment methods. Developers complete KYB with Meld to go live.
  • Cross-chain transfers via POST /transfer. Move stablecoins (USDC, USDT, USDG, pathUSD) across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana, and Tempo in a single API call — no bridge contracts or approvals to manage. Gas-sponsored by default.
  • Transfer policies are live. Restrict /transfer actions based on asset type, amount, chain, or destination address using Privy policies.
  • Just-in-time balances and custom token support in the dashboard. Real-time balance updates for default assets and any custom token on supported chains, plus dashboard transfers and transaction history.
  • Gas spend query endpoint. New GET /v1/apps/gas_spend returns aggregated USD gas credit charges for specified wallet IDs and date ranges — unlocks partner-level billing reconciliation and cost attribution.
  • Organization Secrets for programmatic app provisioning. Create and manage Privy apps without the dashboard — designed for whitelabel Privy-as-a-Service use cases at scale.
  • Privy Docs redesigned. Cleaner navigation, faster paths to guides and recipes, and a more intuitive flow from first API call to production.
  • Node SDK is now fully open source. Fourth SDK to be open sourced — full transparency, debugging, and contribution access.
  • Tron gas sponsorship with Transatron. New recipe for sponsoring gas on Tron transactions.
  • Command palette in the dashboard. Press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) to jump to any page or setting instantly.

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April 2026

  • Swaps are now natively integrated, allowing apps to move between assets with a single API call and bringing digital FX directly to wallets. Available on EVM today.
  • Agent CLI lets agents spin up, fund, and manage wallets. The CLI pairs with a minimal sandbox so users can view balances and activity, maintain visibility and control over agent actions, and give agents access to their wallets.
  • Dashboard treasury management upgrades. The Privy Dashboard now serves as a treasury management command center for orchestrating internal onchain asset flows.
  • Webhooks dashboard is now available. Check webhook status, filter by event type, match sent transactions with a webhook via reference ID, and retrigger webhooks as needed.
  • Custodial wallets on Solana are live for USDC, USDB, and EURC. Scale on Solana with fully managed custodial infrastructure and abstracted blockchain experiences for users.
  • SOC 2 Type II certification renewed. Privy’s controls have been tested and validated by an independent auditor.

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March 2026

  • Earn on idle stablecoin balances with configurable revenue sharing on yield from Morpho vaults. Aave and Kamino support coming soon.
  • Manual approvals allow team members to review, authorize, or reject proposed transactions and wallet policy changes directly in the Privy Dashboard. Ideal for teams using Privy for treasury management.
  • Nested key quorums encode approval structures directly into wallet policy, requiring the right set of approvals for sensitive actions like transfers or upgrades.
  • Tempo mainnet support is live. Privy supports private transactions, memos, and reversibility. Contact [email protected] to connect with the Tempo team.
  • The Node SDK now natively supports @solana/kit and x402 payments, enabling agents to operate as autonomous economic actors that can fund themselves and pay for data on-demand.
  • hCaptcha is now available. Upgrade to the latest SDK to enable it. See the guide on protecting your app against bots.
  • The Billing dashboard role allows designated team members to manage payments and gas sponsorship settings without full developer or admin permissions.
  • The Go SDK is now available, enabling high-performance, concurrent backend wallet management.

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February 2026

  • Custodial wallets are now available. Privy is the first provider to offer truly flexible custody options through a single API, supporting both custodial and non-custodial wallets on the same infrastructure. See the blog post to learn more.
  • Expanded agentic infrastructure for commercially viable AI agents with a focus on security:
    • OpenClaw integration: Give LLM-based agents the ability to perform secure on-chain actions.
    • Usage-based settlements: x402 and Nevermined integrations support automated commercial settlements for AI agents, including specialized payment extensions for HTTP.
    • Guardrailed autonomy: Define spending limits, contract allow-lists, and time-windows via the policy engine to maintain programmatic control over agent fleets.
  • Stateful policies bring institutional-grade risk management. Enforce rules like “Allow $1M in USDC transfers per 24-hour window” or escalate to a multi-sig quorum when weekly volume exceeds a threshold.
  • hCaptcha is now integrated directly into the Privy login flow to prevent bot sign-ups.
  • The GET /balance endpoint now supports ERC-20 and SPL tokens, providing a unified view of stablecoin holdings and local assets across EVM and Solana.
  • EIP-7702 (Type 4) support enables transaction bundling and gas sponsorship via the RPC endpoint, reducing multi-step actions to a single user interaction.
  • Privy docs now support MCP. Add them to your IDE’s AI assistant to generate code and debug integrations directly in your editor.

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January 2026