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Privy is a platform providing authentication and key management tools for onboarding users to web3 applications. It offers embedded wallets, account abstraction, and interoperability features to enhance user experience across multiple blockchain networks.
Privy's wallet asset scale grows about 25x and revenue grows about 9x more than a year after joining Stripe
Odaily reports: Patrick Collison posted on X that more than a year after Privy joined Stripe, its wallet asset scale has grown to about 25 times its previous level, its number of monthly active developers has grown about 3 times, and its revenue has grown about 9 times. It currently facilitates nearly $25 billion in transactions per month. Companies such as Ramp, Deel, Klarna, and Hyperliquid are building embedded banking features based on Privy. Stripe is integrating Privy into Treasury, Link, and Connect, and plans to launch a Link balance feature. Privy's wallet infrastructure already supports AI agents in conducting transactions and earning income. Stripe, together with Privy, Bridge, and other businesses, is building a unified API to support holding stablecoin balances and earning yield, fiat funding inflows and outflows, and arranging spending through bank cards.
Deel becomes first customer as Tempo puts Zones privacy system into production
on October 14, Tempo announced that payroll platform Deel has become the first customer to use its Zones privacy system in a production environment, with contractor balances and payment histories no longer publicly visible. Funds deposited into a Zone by Deel's treasury department remain visible on the public network, but contractors' recipients, payment amounts, and asset holdings remain private; contractors can view their own balances, while Deel retains access for reconciliation and auditing purposes.Each Zone maintains a private ledger and connects to the Tempo public network through a portal that holds endorsed assets. Deposits and withdrawals still leave records on the public network, including token amounts and public network addresses. Operators can read the private ledger, restrict participants and supported assets, and enforce token issuers' transfer policies. This integration adds privacy features to Deel's existing wallet, which was opened to eligible contractors in over 80 countries in August; embedded wallet service provider Privy supports Zones through its API.
Privy launches stablecoin card prebuilt component, covering 25+ card issuing markets
Privy has launched a stablecoin card prebuilt component, enabling applications to embed a cardholder experience with a single integration, and has partnered with Stripe to issue stablecoin cards. The service currently covers more than 25 card issuing markets and plans to expand to over 100 by the end of the year. Users can spend directly using their Privy wallet or DeFi vault balances without needing to pre-transfer funds to a separate card account. The card issuer is Lead Bank, program management is handled by Bridge, and Stripe provides issuance services.
Privy's wallet asset scale grows about 25x and revenue grows about 9x more than a year after joining Stripe
Odaily reports: Patrick Collison posted on X that more than a year after Privy joined Stripe, its wallet asset scale has grown to about 25 times its previous level, its number of monthly active developers has grown about 3 times, and its revenue has grown about 9 times. It currently facilitates nearly $25 billion in transactions per month. Companies such as Ramp, Deel, Klarna, and Hyperliquid are building embedded banking features based on Privy. Stripe is integrating Privy into Treasury, Link, and Connect, and plans to launch a Link balance feature. Privy's wallet infrastructure already supports AI agents in conducting transactions and earning income. Stripe, together with Privy, Bridge, and other businesses, is building a unified API to support holding stablecoin balances and earning yield, fiat funding inflows and outflows, and arranging spending through bank cards.
Deel becomes first customer as Tempo puts Zones privacy system into production
on October 14, Tempo announced that payroll platform Deel has become the first customer to use its Zones privacy system in a production environment, with contractor balances and payment histories no longer publicly visible. Funds deposited into a Zone by Deel's treasury department remain visible on the public network, but contractors' recipients, payment amounts, and asset holdings remain private; contractors can view their own balances, while Deel retains access for reconciliation and auditing purposes.Each Zone maintains a private ledger and connects to the Tempo public network through a portal that holds endorsed assets. Deposits and withdrawals still leave records on the public network, including token amounts and public network addresses. Operators can read the private ledger, restrict participants and supported assets, and enforce token issuers' transfer policies. This integration adds privacy features to Deel's existing wallet, which was opened to eligible contractors in over 80 countries in August; embedded wallet service provider Privy supports Zones through its API.
XRP Ledger to Support Embedded Wallets as Ripple Partners with Privy
Odaily News: Ripple has partnered with Privy, a wallet infrastructure company under Stripe, to bring XRP Ledger (XRPL) support to the Privy developer platform. Following the integration, developers will be able to integrate XRPL wallets into their applications without having to build wallet infrastructure themselves, enabling wallet creation and management, transaction signing, and more, with support for XRP, Ripple-issued RLUSD stablecoin, and other assets on the network.
Privy launches stablecoin card prebuilt component, covering 25+ card issuing markets
Privy has launched a stablecoin card prebuilt component, enabling applications to embed a cardholder experience with a single integration, and has partnered with Stripe to issue stablecoin cards. The service currently covers more than 25 card issuing markets and plans to expand to over 100 by the end of the year. Users can spend directly using their Privy wallet or DeFi vault balances without needing to pre-transfer funds to a separate card account. The card issuer is Lead Bank, program management is handled by Bridge, and Stripe provides issuance services.
Kraken Integrates Solana DEX Trading into Main App, Advancing “DeFi Mullet” Strategy
According to The Block, Kraken officially launched its on-chain DEX trading functionality on June 18, enabling users to directly access thousands of tokens within the Solana ecosystem through Kraken’s main app—without leaving their familiar interface. This launch is powered by Kraken’s embedded wallet infrastructure Privy and several leading Solana DEX protocols. DEX assets will be displayed alongside existing assets in the Portfolio view, and users can trade using their USD or USDC balances. Kraken stated that it plans to expand DEX functionality to additional ecosystems in the future.
Veda opens its treasury infrastructure API to Privy’s development team—the wallet infrastructure subsidiary of Stripe
According to The Block, treasury infrastructure provider Veda announced integration with embedded wallet infrastructure company Privy—the wallet infrastructure firm acquired by Stripe in June last year—making its non-custodial treasury infrastructure available via a self-serve API to over 2,000 developer teams under Privy.
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Privy's wallet asset scale grows about 25x and revenue grows about 9x more than a year after joining Stripe
Odaily reports: Patrick Collison posted on X that more than a year after Privy joined Stripe, its wallet asset scale has grown to about 25 times its previous level, its number of monthly active developers has grown about 3 times, and its revenue has grown about 9 times. It currently facilitates nearly $25 billion in transactions per month. Companies such as Ramp, Deel, Klarna, and Hyperliquid are building embedded banking features based on Privy. Stripe is integrating Privy into Treasury, Link, and Connect, and plans to launch a Link balance feature. Privy's wallet infrastructure already supports AI agents in conducting transactions and earning income. Stripe, together with Privy, Bridge, and other businesses, is building a unified API to support holding stablecoin balances and earning yield, fiat funding inflows and outflows, and arranging spending through bank cards.
Deel becomes first customer as Tempo puts Zones privacy system into production
on October 14, Tempo announced that payroll platform Deel has become the first customer to use its Zones privacy system in a production environment, with contractor balances and payment histories no longer publicly visible. Funds deposited into a Zone by Deel's treasury department remain visible on the public network, but contractors' recipients, payment amounts, and asset holdings remain private; contractors can view their own balances, while Deel retains access for reconciliation and auditing purposes.Each Zone maintains a private ledger and connects to the Tempo public network through a portal that holds endorsed assets. Deposits and withdrawals still leave records on the public network, including token amounts and public network addresses. Operators can read the private ledger, restrict participants and supported assets, and enforce token issuers' transfer policies. This integration adds privacy features to Deel's existing wallet, which was opened to eligible contractors in over 80 countries in August; embedded wallet service provider Privy supports Zones through its API.
Ripple Partners with Privy to Bring Embedded Wallets and AI Agent Payments to XRPL
Ripple has partnered with Privy, a wallet infrastructure company under Stripe, to bring embedded wallets and AI Agent payment capabilities to the XRP Ledger (XRPL). (Cointelegraph)
XRP Ledger to Support Embedded Wallets as Ripple Partners with Privy
Odaily News: Ripple has partnered with Privy, a wallet infrastructure company under Stripe, to bring XRP Ledger (XRPL) support to the Privy developer platform. Following the integration, developers will be able to integrate XRPL wallets into their applications without having to build wallet infrastructure themselves, enabling wallet creation and management, transaction signing, and more, with support for XRP, Ripple-issued RLUSD stablecoin, and other assets on the network.
Tare Completes $13.25 Million Seed Round, Led by Blockchain Capital
Odaily News — The funding round was led by Blockchain Capital, with participation from Janus Henderson, Strobe Ventures, Venture Dept, Neoclassic Capital, and the Avalanche Foundation. Aave CEO Stani Kulechov, Tether co-founder Phil Potter, and Privy CEO Henri Stern also participated in the investment. Tare plans to develop loan management software on Avalanche, creating digital records for loans and automating back-office processes such as record-keeping, payment distribution, and transaction verification, in order to consolidate fragmented private credit business processes and reduce intermediary and operational costs.
Privy launches stablecoin card prebuilt component, covering 25+ card issuing markets
Privy has launched a stablecoin card prebuilt component, enabling applications to embed a cardholder experience with a single integration, and has partnered with Stripe to issue stablecoin cards. The service currently covers more than 25 card issuing markets and plans to expand to over 100 by the end of the year. Users can spend directly using their Privy wallet or DeFi vault balances without needing to pre-transfer funds to a separate card account. The card issuer is Lead Bank, program management is handled by Bridge, and Stripe provides issuance services.