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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 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.
Stripe Partners with AWS to Launch AgentCore Payment Feature, Privy Provides AI Agent Stablecoin Wallet Infrastructure
: Stripe officially announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide AI Agent payment capabilities for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. AWS launched the AgentCore Payments feature on the same day, allowing AI Agents to instantly access and pay for web content, APIs, MCP servers, and other AI Agent service fees. Among them, Privy (a Stripe-owned company) will collaborate with Coinbase to provide wallet infrastructure and payment channels, supporting the initial stablecoin payment capabilities for AgentCore.
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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.
Stripe's Privy Partners with Jito Labs to Launch Solana Trading Tool FullSend
According to The Block, Stripe's wallet infrastructure company Privy and Solana infrastructure company Jito Labs jointly launched the transaction certainty tool FullSend, routing transactions directly to current and upcoming Solana block building leaders via Jito's low-latency network, compressing transaction bundling latency to 50 milliseconds (traditional methods require at least 200 milliseconds), and providing MEV protection by default. The tool has been running silently in Privy wallets since January this year, cumulatively processing millions of transactions with a success rate of 99.999%.
Swedish payment giant Klarna applies for US banking license
According to CNBC, Swedish payment giant Klarna has submitted an application to U.S. federal and state regulators to establish an FDIC-insured bank subsidiary "Klarna Bank USA" in Utah, enabling Klarna to conduct loans, deposits, and broader financial services through its own banking system. Klarna launched the stablecoin KlarnaUSD at the end of last year and is reportedly collaborating with Privy, a wallet infrastructure platform under Stripe, to co-develop a crypto wallet aimed at mainstream users.
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.