User onboarding infra

EthCC: User onboarding infrastructure panel

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Getting smart on stables: What’s in your wallet (stack)?

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On hindsight and risk assessment

Farcaster

We are thrilled to support the Farcaster team with their Warpcast embedded wallet launch, a massive milestone on their journey bringing novel experiences to the social layer of the internet. 

Onchain social experiences for everyone with Farcaster

Stable

Cutting through the noise: what stablecoins are, why they matter and how they’re being used in 2025

Getting smart on stables: stablecoins 101

Ready4

The start of 2025 already marks a SocialFi resurgence with apps like Tribe, Vector, Yapster, Frens, and Clout redefining what's possible in the space. Last cycle, Friend.tech was one of the first and only to introduce PWAs, embedded wallets, and Twitter account linking. Now, every developer seems to be doubling down on user-first designs, creating products that are both fun and functional, while building on top of new paradigms like composable social graphs and fully accessible transaction tracking. 

Cutting through the noise: the resurgence of SocialFi

Abstract

A user onboarded to any Abstract app is a user onboarded to every Abstract app

Powering Abstract’s Global Wallet

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Both Cash App and Venmo struggle with the classic cold-start problem—you can only pay someone if they’re already on the app. And even if they are, billions of people worldwide can’t meet the sign-up requirements (like having a U.S. phone number or bank account). The payments app of the future needs to solve this. It must make sending money as easy and fun as sharing any other digital content with your friends—while letting you pay anyone, anywhere.

The Future of Global P2P Payments: Stablecoins and URL Links

AI blog hero

Today, we’re launching a new blog series – Cutting through the noise – that aims to distill the lessons we’ve learned from supporting the thousands of developers that build with Privy. To kick things off, we’ll be breaking down the most interesting (and noisiest) pockets of the crypto market: onchain AI.

Cutting through the noise: making sense of onchain AI

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Allowing zero leading coefficients in our open-source SSS library

Applepay

How money moves onchain

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Announcing direct access to Privy's wallet infrastructure via powerful, flexible APIs

Introducing server wallets

EIP7702: what it is, why it matters, and how Privy helps you upgrade!

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How blockchains simplify transactions

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Open access to your wallet to power your ecosystem across the web

Powering ecosystem identities

Delegate permissions

An easier way to automate user actions on their behalf

Introducing Delegated Actions

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Sharing a evolved brand that reflects our core purpose: crafting secure, flexible libraries to let developers build products their users deserve.

New look, same Privy

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How we allow you to access your embedded wallet everywhere

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Accessing your embedded wallet everywhere

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Sharing the secret: a peek under the hood of Privy’s Shamir Secret Sharing library

Solana

Bringing users onchain with multi-chain support


Announcing Privy for Solana

Privy x Coinbase Ventures

Announcing a strategic investment from Coinbase Ventures.

Deepening our partnership with Coinbase

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Cross-app wallets are live

Supercast

A deep dive on Supercast’s new account creation flow

Onboarding new Farcaster users via Supercast

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From novel usage patterns to security innovation, Friendtech shows us what great looks like in consumer

Friendtech continues to set the pace

Self-custody

On the importance of self-custody

TG Apps

Partnering with Inco to help developers build onchain Telegram apps

Building Telegram apps with Privy

Hubs

Managing your online identities

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Making it easier for users to manage key recovery with cloud-based recovery!

Launching cloud-based wallet recovery

Hyperliquid Blog

Lessons watching Hyperliquid grow TVL by 15x in 4 months

Bringing Teamwork, Strategy, and Sabotage Onchain

Who/what/where

Making sense of the new crypto stack

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We're funding up to $50,000 of sponsored gas costs to celebrate EIP-4844

Celebrating EIP-4844 by sponsoring user gas!

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Privy is now available for everyone!

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Exploring new composability primitives and interaction modes with Farcaster and Privy

🎶 Purple Frame, Purple Frame 🎶

Secure Foundation

Setting a secure foundation: a primer

Base Layer

Base layer: Building delightful products in web3

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Announcing our partnership with OpenSea to unlock a new wave of crypto adoption

Digital ownership for everyone with OpenSea

Threat models

Wallets and architectures, part 3: Threat models

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Our work on global embedded wallets

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Web3's coming of age, part 3: The carrot and the stick

Zora

Partnering with Zora to allow anyone to create and collect art onchain

Bringing imagination onchain with Zora

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Principles to build by

Series A Announement As

Announcing Privy’s $18M Series A led by Paradigm

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Reverie: Product-building, and the future of embedded wallets

Market Map

Learn from the top consumer crypto founders about the biggest opportunities and challenges of developing in the space.

The builder’s perspective on consumer crypto

Friction

Embedded wallets, mobile usage and getting users to their first transaction

Web3's coming of age, part 2: Time to first transaction

Wallets

This is part 2 in a series detailing how Privy’s embedded wallets work, the motivations behind their design and the threat model they operate under. In this part, we summarize how embedded wallets work and why we chose this architecture.

Wallets and architectures, part 2: Walking the decision tree

Over Abstraction

Over Abstraction: Demystifying Privy's security model

Web3 Talks

Web3 Talks: Bringing web2-caliber UX to web3 products

Base

Supporting the Base Goerli Paymaster

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Blocmates: Enabling the SocialFi explosion

COver

Self custodial architecture for modern crypto apps

Wallets and architectures, part 1: Metrocards and bank vaults

Shield

A note on Privy security

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On the brink: Wallets for mainstream users

PWA SS

Sweating the details, Part 3: PWAs

Courtyard + Privy

Domesticating the blockchain for real-world users

Courtyard.io: Reimagining real-world asset trading

ZeroDev Partnership

Account abstraction for Privy customers with ZeroDev

Friend.tech: The power of native products, built for everyone

EthCC

Wallet UX evolved: where we go from here.

EthCC: Wallet UX

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Sweating the details, Part 2: Wallet interoperability

Wallet UX

Part 1: Intentional product design around multi-wallet user experiences

Sweating the details

Wallet Arc 1

Embedded Wallets: A bird’s eye view

EthDenver Talk 2

ETHDenver: Account abstraction

ETHDenver: There's no freedom without encryption

Web3 to work conversation

ETHDenver: If web3 is to work

Wallet Launch 1

Web3 for users, not experts.

Progressive Onboarding

Web3’s coming of age

Onboarding to Web3

Multi Wallet

Build for users across all their wallets.

Announcing multi-wallet support

Rehash Podcast

Rehash: Privacy is a public good

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Today, we’re excited to share the next phase in our journey: Privy Auth.

Announcing Privy Auth!

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How Crypto Goes Mainstream from Here

Web3 Identity Panel

EthCC: Web3 identity panel

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EthCC: Data sovereignty in web3

Cross Chain

Cross-Chain Examination: Data sovereignty

Funding the Commons

Funding the Commons: Privacy in web3

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New threads, who dis?

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The Privy mindmap — the path ahead

Into the Bytecode

Into the Bytecode: Privy

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The Privy mindmap — Privy today

High REz

Technical decisions are moral decisions

Fundraising

We’ve raised an $8M Seed round, led by Sequoia and BlueYard Capital, to help you protect user data in web3

Announcing our $8M seed round

Zombie

A weekend in web3

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Hack Day #2 — Brave New Stack

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ETHDenver: Lessons from self-driving applied to web3

ETHDenver: Privacy and decentralization in web3

Launch 1

You shouldn’t have to choose between protecting your users and building great products.

Introducing Privy