FUNDING
Improve conversion
Remove friction from deposits and withdrawals so more users successfully fund and access their money.
Reach more users
Serve customers across markets without rebuilding your funding infrastructure region by region.
Reduce complexity
Unify fragmented fiat and crypto rails through a single integration.
Move money faster
Give users faster access to funds across fiat, stablecoins, and crypto.
STRIPE CRYPTO ONRAMP
Offer a familiar way to purchase crypto directly in your product with Stripe Crypto Onramp.
Native Stripe Crypto Onramp integration
Headless fiat-to-crypto purchases
Built-in Link authentication and KYC
Card and ACH funding
UNIVERSAL DEPOSIT ADDRESSES
Let users deposit supported assets through a single address while Privy handles routing and swaps behind the scenes.
One address across chains
Multi-asset deposits
Automatic asset routing
Behind-the-scenes swaps
GLOBAL FUNDING NETWORK
Connect to funding providers across regions for local payment methods, fiat withdrawals, and regional money movement through one integration.
Regional funding provider integrations
Local payment methods
Fiat withdrawals
Global coverage
Use flexible APIs, embedded components, and integrated providers to build deposits and withdrawals into any product experience.
Flexible APIs
Create deposit and withdrawal flows tailored to your product.
Embedded components
Launch faster with prebuilt interfaces for common funding flows.
Integrated providers
Connect to Stripe Crypto Onramp and regional providers through one integration
CASE STUDY
Challenge:
Funding an onchain trading account often requires users to navigate separate wallets, onramps, and fragmented crypto flows before they can place their first trade.
Solution:
Definitive uses Privy and Stripe Crypto Onramp to embed wallets and fiat-to-crypto funding directly into its mobile app, taking users from signup to their first trade in under a minute.
Blog posts & resources
CASE STUDY
How Karta uses Privy to power self-custodial spending accounts
Frequently asked questions
Get answers to common questions about providers, payment methods, geographic coverage, and integrating funding with Privy.
What are crypto payment solutions?
Crypto payment solutions are the APIs and infrastructure that let businesses move money over blockchain rails, covering funding, receiving, sending, and converting payments in stablecoins and other digital assets with programmable controls and always-on settlement.
How do these payment solutions work?
A cryptocurrency payment solution provisions wallets to hold funds, connects them to fiat and crypto funding rails, then executes transfers programmatically over blockchain networks. Privy handles wallet creation, transaction execution, chain routing, and policy enforcement through a single API.
What can you build with Privy’s crypto payments solutions?
Privy powers multiple payments use cases, including B2B payments, platform payouts, and consumer transfers. Businesses use it to settle invoices in real time, disburse funds to global recipients, and move value across borders without prefunding accounts in every market.
How do blockchain payment systems differ from traditional payment rails?
Blockchain payment systems settle in seconds around the clock rather than clearing through correspondent banks, ACH batches, or SWIFT. That reduces intermediaries, transaction costs, and prefunding requirements while making every payment programmable.
How can businesses accept cryptocurrency payments with Privy?
Privy gives organization wallets that can receive and hold stablecoin payments across assets and networks.
Which blockchains does Privy’s payment system support?
Privy supports transactions across all EVM chains, all SVM (Solana) chains, Tempo, Tron, Stellar, and more, with native swaps and bridging so payments route across chains and stablecoins without exposing that complexity to users.
What controls do businesses have over payment flows?
Privy’s policy engine enforces programmable rules on every payment, including transfer limits, recipient and contract allowlists, asset and chain restrictions, role-based permissions, and multi-party approval workflows enforced at the infrastructure level.
