- Treasury management for businesses holding digital assets
- TEE-secured cryptographic signing infrastructure
- Facilitating payments and subscriptions
- Moving and managing assets between fiat and crypto rails
- Receiving notifications on deposits and withdrawals on the blockchain and taking actions accordingly
Control model
Privy wallets come with a highly-configurable control model that enables you to set up your wallets based on your business’s regulatory needs and custody stance. You can configure wallets to be controlled by a single party, multiple parties, or a quorum (m-of-n) of multiple parties. In addition, owners of a wallet can delegate specific permissions to other parties to take actions on the wallet’s behalf. This enables your product to automate preconfigured actions on behalf of a user (like limit orders, portfolio rebalancing, etc), delegation of assets to agents, and more. The scope of these permissioned actions can be restricted via policies.Policies
You can attach policies to wallets to enhance the security of your assets and restrict the scope of transactions that can be made with a wallet. For instance, your business might enforce a policy that a given wallet can only transact with a certain asset like USDC or that it can only send assets to a specific set of allowlisted addresses. Privy’s policy engine is highly expressive and enables your application to restrict transactions based on raw transaction parameters (recipient, chain, gas fees, etc.), smart contract parameters, calldata strings, and more.Chain support
Privy powers wallets on any blockchain using the Ed25519 or sec256k1 signature curves. This includes:- all EVM chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, and custom rollups
- all SVM chains, including Solana and Eclipse
- Bitcoin L2s, including Spark and Lightning
- Stellar
- Tron
- Cosmos
- Bitcoin
- Spark
- Sui
- NEAR
- TON