Compare
Synq and Privy.
Privy makes self-custody wallets for users as they sign up, across several chains including Solana. Stripe acquired it in 2025.
Checked against Privy’s own pages on 4 October 2026. Sources are linked below each claim.
Privy
What Privy says it does
- Privy manages digital assets across Tempo, Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin and more. Source: Privy docs: about
- Privy’s Developer plan is free up to 499 monthly active users, $299 a month up to 2,499 and $499 a month up to 9,999. Source: Privy pricing
- Stripe announced in June 2025 that it was acquiring Privy. Source: SiliconANGLE
Synq
Where Synq differs
- Synq doesn’t make wallets: people sign in with the Solana wallets they have.
- Every brand is a standard OpenID Connect issuer, with apps, APIs and scopes for your own services.
- Starter is free for 1,000 monthly active users; Pro is $25 a month with 50,000 included.
Choose Privy if
Your users don’t have wallets yet and you want one made for each of them.
Choose Synq if
Your users bring their own wallets, and you need standard customer identity around them for many apps.
Weighing Synq for your product?
Tell us what you use today and what you need, and we will tell you honestly whether Synq fits. Synq is pre-launch.