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Privy data is available in Stripe. Your team can analyze users, wallets, and asset balances across your apps without building a data pipeline. Use it to:
  • Track user growth and activity by app.
  • Understand wallet inventory by type and custody.
  • Report on historical asset balances.
  • Combine Privy data with Stripe payments and other business data.
  • Ask questions in plain language through an AI agent.
Privy data is in private preview. Access requires a Stripe Sigma or Stripe Data Pipeline subscription. Contact your Privy or Stripe account team to enable it.

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Ways to access the data

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Get access

  1. Contact your Privy or Stripe account team and confirm which Stripe account should receive the data.
  2. After approval, query the tables in Sigma or configure a Data Pipeline destination.
  3. Use the Privy data guide for data definitions, limitations, and example queries.

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Available data

Stripe refreshes the datasets daily. Data typically lags by about 24 hours.
Stripe live mode and test mode contain the same production Privy data. Test mode does not provide a separate dataset for Privy development apps.

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Give AI agents access to Privy data

The Stripe MCP server lets AI agents query Privy data in plain language. Its stripe_analytics tool discovers reporting tables and runs SQL against them.
  1. Connect an agent to Stripe using the AI analytics setup guide.
  2. Authorize the Stripe account that receives your Privy data, and grant the permissions listed in the guide.
Example prompts:
  • “Use privy_external_users to count current non-deleted Privy users by app.”
  • “Use privy_external_wallet_assets to summarize daily USD balances by app over the last 30 days.”
Agents query the same daily datasets, not real-time wallet balances.