THE POMP PODCAST
HOSTED BY ANTHONY POMPLIANO
FROM THE HOST
Silvia is an AI CFO for your personal finances, made by investors for investors. Link your accounts, keep tabs on everything you own and owe, and get answers about spending, investments and goals that start from your own data.
This page explains what Silvia does, how it works, how it handles your data, and why Anthony Pompliano, host of The Pomp Podcast, built it.
New to Silvia? Read the explainer →
GET STARTED
Start on the free plan; Pro and Max add more usage. Silvia's access is read-only, so it can't trade, transfer or move money.
Get started with Silvia ↗Opens silvia.com in a new tab.
THE PRODUCT
Silvia pulls the pieces of your financial life together: checking and savings, brokerage, crypto and the assets that never show up in an app. Once your accounts are linked, you can ask her about your money and she replies with your real balances, holdings and transactions in mind, rather than a textbook example.
That makes it useful for seeing how your holdings relate to each other, getting ready for a big money decision, or working through a question you have been putting off. Each answer comes with the underlying details, so you can check the work and take it to your financial, tax or legal adviser.
BUILT FOR
Silvia is designed for self-directed investors who want a single picture of their finances and answers that begin with their own numbers, not averages.
FIVE STEPS
01
Sign up at silvia.com. The free plan covers the basics; Pro and Max are there if you need more usage.
02
Banks and brokerages connect via Plaid, and brokerages can also connect via SnapTrade. Crypto exchanges and self-custody wallets use OAuth or read-only API keys. Property, cars, watches and art can be entered manually.
03
A single dashboard shows your net worth, broken out into assets and liabilities.
04
Reach Silvia by chat, text or phone call. Her replies are based on the balances, positions and transactions in your linked accounts.
05
Every answer shows the information it was built from, so you can verify it and discuss it with an adviser before you act.
WHAT YOU GET
Track what you own and what you owe across bank, brokerage and crypto accounts. Physical assets you add by hand are valued using live market data.
Ask about cash flow, investments and goals. Silvia answers with your real financial context instead of a rule of thumb.
Start from Silvia's prompt library: a quick risk check, where the money went, a holdings workbook you can sort and share, a news brief on what you own, or a Deep Research report.
Calculators for mortgages, investing, retirement, taxes, debt and everyday money decisions, with no Silvia account required.
Silvia only reads your data; it has no way to trade, transfer or move money. It holds SOC 2 Type II certification, encrypts data in transit and at rest, leaves your bank login with Plaid and doesn't sell your data.
Silvia's research team builds models, datasets and evaluations for financial AI, and publishes its work, including the paper Adaptive Model Routing for Agentic Workloads.
FROM THE HOST
Anthony Pompliano, Chairman and CEO of Silvia, Inc.
Before Silvia, Pomp was a product manager at Facebook, where he ran growth for Facebook Pages, and he co-founded Full Tilt Capital and Morgan Creek Digital. He describes his job as CEO as setting the direction, building the team and keeping Silvia centered on helping independent investors understand their money.
Silvia launched publicly in May 2025. In September 2026 the public company took the Silvia name and began trading on the Nasdaq as SVIA. Co-founder and CTO Shain Noor runs product and engineering.
SILVIA ON THE SHOW
On the October 17, 2026 episode, Jordi Visser compared Silvia with JPMorgan, and he and Pomp debated how people will manage money with AI.
FAQ
Silvia is an AI-powered personal CFO. You link your financial accounts, see your assets and liabilities in one place, and ask questions about spending, investing and goals. Silvia answers from your own data.
Silvia is built by Silvia, Inc., which trades on the Nasdaq as SVIA. Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO, and co-founder Shain Noor is CTO and runs product and engineering. Silvia launched publicly in May 2025.
There is a free plan: you can link accounts, follow your net worth and try the AI tools up to a monthly limit. Pro and Max are paid plans with higher usage. Check silvia.com for current prices.
No. Its access is read-only, so it cannot send transfers, place trades or make changes to any of your accounts.
Silvia holds SOC 2 Type II certification and encrypts data both in transit and at rest. You sign in to your bank through Plaid, and Silvia doesn't keep your banking or crypto credentials. Silvia says it does not sell user data. You can disconnect accounts whenever you like, and closing your account removes your data from its primary database.
US banks and brokerages via Plaid, with brokerage links also available through SnapTrade; exchanges and self-custody crypto wallets via OAuth or read-only API keys; and assets you enter yourself, such as real estate, vehicles, watches and art. Options differ by institution.
Silvia runs as a mobile-first web app. On iOS or Android you can save it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
No. Silvia states that its information is educational and not financial advice. Because each answer shows its supporting details, it is easy to review with your financial, tax or legal adviser.
GET STARTED
Open a free account, link your accounts and put your first question to Silvia. Her access is read-only, and you can disconnect any account whenever you want.
Disclosure: Anthony Pompliano is Chairman and CEO of Silvia, Inc. (Nasdaq: SVIA). For educational purposes only; not financial advice.
