Privy brings fiat deposits and payouts to its API through Bridge stablecoin integration

Moving money between a bank account and a crypto wallet has always required duct-taping together multiple services. Privy just made that considerably less painful. Fiat deposits and payouts powered by Bridge are now available by default inside the Privy API, the company announced. Developers building on Privy wallets can accept incoming bank transfers, automatically convert them to stablecoins like USDC, and send funds back out to registered bank accounts, all without adding a separate payment infrastructure layer. What the integration actually does The mechanics sit behind three new API endpoints: /fiat/onramp, /fiat/offramp, and /fiat/accounts. Developers configure a Bridge API key inside the Privy dashboard, and the fiat rails become part of the default toolset. Payment coverage spans a meaningful portion of global banking infrastructure. Supported rails include US ACH and wire transfers, SEPA for European transactions, Faster Payments for UK users, and Brazil’s PIX network. For a developer building a product with international users, that’s four major regional payment systems handled through a single integration rather than four separate vendor relationships. KYC and KYB verifi...