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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 self-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