The short answer: Silvia is a personal AI CFO, built by investors for investors. You connect your bank, brokerage, crypto and other accounts, see your net worth in one live view, and ask questions about your own finances. It is made by Silvia, Inc., which trades on the Nasdaq as SVIA. Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO.
Key takeaways
Silvia is a personal AI CFO: connect your accounts, track what you own and owe, and ask questions answered from your real numbers.
It is built by Silvia, Inc. (Nasdaq: SVIA), where Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO and co-founder Shain Noor is CTO.
Access is read-only, so Silvia cannot trade, transfer or move money, and there is a free tier.
What is Silvia?
Silvia brings your financial life into one place. You connect your accounts, track your assets and liabilities, and ask Silvia about your cash flow, investments and goals. Instead of generic rules of thumb, the answers draw on your own balances, positions and transactions.
Behind the product is Silvia Labs, the company's research team. Silvia Labs builds models, datasets and evaluations for financial AI and publishes its work. In August 2026 it published its first two papers, Adaptive Model Routing for Agentic Workloads and A New Frontier in AI Tax Intelligence.
How does Silvia work?
Create a free account. Sign up at silvia.com. There is a free tier, plus paid Pro and Max plans for heavier use.
Connect your accounts. Banks and brokerages connect through Plaid, and brokerages can also connect through SnapTrade. Crypto exchanges and self-custody wallets connect through OAuth or read-only API keys. Real estate, vehicles, watches and art can be added by hand, and Silvia values them using live market data.
See everything in one view. Your net worth, assets and liabilities appear in a single dashboard.
Ask Silvia about your money. Chat, text or call Silvia. She answers using your actual balances, positions and transactions.
Review and decide. Silvia lays out the information behind each answer, so you can check it and discuss it with your financial, tax or legal adviser.
Is Silvia safe to connect?
Silvia has read-only access, so it can't trade, transfer or move money. It is SOC 2 Type II certified, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and never stores your bank login, which stays with Plaid. Silvia says it never sells your data, and you can disconnect any account at any time.
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Disclosure: Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO of Silvia, Inc. For educational purposes only; not financial advice.
Who is behind Silvia?
The company is Silvia, Inc. (Nasdaq: SVIA). Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO; he says his job is to set direction, build the team and keep Silvia focused on helping independent investors understand their money and make better decisions with it. Co-founder and CTO Shain Noor leads product and engineering.
Before Silvia, Pomp was a product manager at Facebook, where he led growth for Facebook Pages, and he co-founded Full Tilt Capital and Morgan Creek Digital.
"It's the product I want for my own finances: every account in one place, and an AI CFO that answers questions with real numbers."
Silvia timeline
May 2025: Silvia launches publicly.
April 6, 2026: CFO Silvia, Inc. becomes part of the Nasdaq-listed company Pomp leads, and co-founder Shain Noor is named Chief Technology Officer.
August 2026: Silvia Labs publishes its first two research papers.
September 17, 2026: The company announces it will take the Silvia name.
September 22, 2026: The company becomes Silvia, Inc. and begins trading on the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker SVIA. Its main website becomes silvia.com.
Silvia on The Pomp Podcast
On the October 17, 2026 episode, Jordi Visser compared Silvia with JPMorgan, and he and Pomp debated how people will manage money with AI. Read more in What Is JPMorgan Chase? and Who is Jordi Visser?.
Frequently asked questions
What is Silvia?
Silvia is a personal AI CFO, built by investors for investors. You connect your financial accounts, see your assets and liabilities in one place, and ask questions about your cash flow, investments and goals. Silvia answers using your own financial data.
Who is the CEO of Silvia?
Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO of Silvia, Inc. Co-founder and CTO Shain Noor leads product and engineering.
Is Silvia publicly traded?
Yes. Silvia, Inc. trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker SVIA. The company took the Silvia name and began trading under SVIA on September 22, 2026.
Is Silvia free?
Silvia has a free tier that covers connecting accounts, tracking your net worth and using the AI features with limited monthly usage. Paid Pro and Max plans add more usage.
Can Silvia move my money?
No. Silvia has read-only access to the accounts you connect. It can't make transfers, place trades or change your accounts.
How does Silvia protect my data?
Silvia is SOC 2 Type II certified and encrypts data in transit and at rest. Your bank login stays with Plaid rather than Silvia, Silvia says it never sells your data, and you can disconnect any account at any time.
Is Silvia financial advice?
No. Silvia says its information is educational and not financial advice. Each answer shows the details behind it, so you can review it with your financial, tax or legal adviser.
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Last updated: October 26, 2026
Anthony Pompliano is an entrepreneur, investor, and author who serves as Chairman and CEO of Silvia, Inc (SVIA) and invests through Pomp Investments. He is the host of The Pomp Podcast, where he interviews founders, investors and economists about bitcoin, markets, AI and the economy.
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Disclosure: Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO of Silvia, Inc. (Nasdaq: SVIA). This article is for informational and educational purposes only and is not investment advice.
