Privy

Authenticate users and provision embedded wallets with policy-driven controls.

Updated May 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wmb81321/p2pai --skill privy-wmb81321
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Skill: Privy
Source: https://github.com/wmb81321/p2pai/tree/main/.agents/skills/privy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wmb81321/p2pai --skill privy-wmb81321

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Privy provides authentication plus embedded wallet infrastructure so developers can onboard users, provision wallets, and enforce controls without building complex crypto auth stacks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Embedded wallets for user onboarding and server-managed accounts
  • Signature of transactions across Ethereum, Solana, and 50+ chains
  • Policy enforcement via authorization keys and configurable controls
  • Client and server SDKs for web, mobile, and backend integrations
  • Dashboard and API access for managing apps, wallets, users, and policies

Quick Start

Install the Privy SDKs, wrap your app with PrivyProvider, and start creating wallets for authenticated users.

Frequently Asked Questions about Privy

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I authenticate users and provision embedded wallets for onboarding?

Authenticate users and provision embedded wallets by installing Privy SDKs, wrapping your app with PrivyProvider, and utilizing client and server libraries to generate wallets during the onboarding flow.

Can I use embedded wallets to sign transactions across multiple blockchains?

Yes, embedded wallets support signing transactions across Ethereum, Solana, and 50+ chains. You can execute server-managed signatures using the provided client and server SDKs across web and mobile platforms.

How do I enforce policy controls on server-managed embedded wallets?

You can enforce policy controls on embedded wallets by configuring authorization keys and dashboard settings. This allows developers to manage apps, wallets, users, and enforce specific transaction policies.

Do I need both client and server SDKs to manage wallet authentication?

You need both client and server SDKs to fully manage wallet authentication and policy enforcement. Client SDKs handle user onboarding and wallet creation, while server SDKs manage backend transactions and authorization keys.

What is the best way to configure authorization keys for embedded wallet policies?

The best way to configure authorization keys for embedded wallet policies is through the Privy dashboard and REST APIs. This setup provides configurable controls to manage apps, wallets, and enforce signing policies.