Vaultody is an institutional non-custodial wallet infrastructure provider based on multi-party computation (MPC). It enables exchanges, banks, fintechs, hedge funds, and Web3 platforms to manage digital assets securely while keeping custody under their control.

How does Vaultody's MPC wallet infrastructure improve security?

Vaultody splits private keys into multiple cryptographic shares and uses threshold MPC protocols for signing. No single system ever holds the full private key, and critical operations can run inside hardware enclaves. This significantly reduces key-theft, insider, and single-point-of-failure risks.

Who should use Vaultody?

Vaultody is designed for exchanges, OTC desks, banks, neobanks, hedge funds, asset managers, payment processors, Web3 wallets, DeFi and RWA platforms, DAOs, and gaming or metaverse projects that need secure, policy-driven digital asset infrastructure.

Does Vaultody take custody of client assets?

No. Vaultody is a technology provider, not a custodian. Your organization controls the wallets, MPC policies, and operational permissions, and therefore remains the custodian of client assets.

What solutions does Vaultody offer?

Vaultody offers three primary solutions: Direct Custody for institutions managing client assets; Treasury Management for multi-chain institutional treasuries; and Wallet as a Service for embedding non-custodial MPC wallets into your own products.

Which blockchains are supported by Vaultody?

Vaultody is chain-agnostic and supports major layer-1 and layer-2 networks used by institutional clients. New chains and assets are added based on demand, while your integration remains unified through a single API.

How do developers integrate with Vaultody?

Developers use a REST-style API, webhooks, and policy endpoints to create vaults and wallets, orchestrate transactions, and receive real-time events. Vaultody also provides sandbox environments and documentation to speed up integration.

Is Vaultody suitable for regulated institutions and compliance teams?

Yes. Vaultody is designed for regulated contexts, with strong access controls, audit logging, and alignment with frameworks such as SOC 2 Type I and ISO 27001. It also provides policy controls for limits, approvals, and risk rules that support internal and external audits.

Non‑Custodial MPC Wallet Infrastructure for Digital Asset Institutions

Share the Trust, Guard the Keys

Vaultody provides a unified, non‑custodial wallet platform for all digital asset operations, powered by multi‑party computation (MPC/TSS), automated compliance controls, and complete multi‑chain connectivity.

Keep private keys and asset ownership under your direct control.
Automate approvals, limits, and risk policies across teams and entities.
Connect to exchanges, DeFi, and on‑chain protocols through a single API.

Talk to a digital asset treasury expert: Book a 30‑minute strategy call.

Trusted Institutional Digital Asset Infrastructure

Vaultody is built for regulated institutions, high‑volume fintechs, and Web3 platforms that require resilient, auditable crypto operations.

Platform impact in numbers

$10B+ in digital assets protected under non‑custodial MPC.
10M+ wallets created for end‑users and institutional entities.
15M+ on‑chain transactions processed with real‑time monitoring.

Representative clients (partial list)

More than 100 teams, including exchanges, neobanks, OTC desks, and Web3 projects, rely on Vaultody to secure and orchestrate their digital asset flows.

Vaultody Solution Suite

Three complementary solutions cover the full lifecycle of institutional digital asset operations, from custody to treasury and end‑user wallets.

1. Direct Custody

Non‑custodial infrastructure for institutions that hold digital assets on behalf of clients while retaining full control of keys and workflows.

Operate as the legal custodian while leveraging Vaultody’s MPC signing engine.
Apply configurable approval policies, multi‑level workflows, and role‑based access.
Receive real‑time webhooks for deposits, withdrawals, and internal movements.

Best suited for: exchanges, OTC desks, neobanks, and licensed custodians.

2. Treasury Management

Multi‑chain treasury management with policy‑driven governance for corporate, fund, and protocol treasuries.

Consolidated view of balances, liquidity, and transaction history across chains and accounts.
Automated governance and risk rules: limits, approvals, segregation of duties, and reporting.
MPC‑enabled signing for funds, DAOs, asset managers, and corporate treasuries.

Best suited for: hedge funds, DAOs, asset managers, corporates, and financial institutions.

3. Wallet as a Service (WaaS)

API‑first MPC wallet infrastructure that lets you embed secure, non‑custodial wallets into your product without building key management from scratch.

End‑users keep ownership of their keys while you orchestrate policies and flows.
Threshold signing with MPC‑backed authorization for highly available wallets.
Multi‑chain, multi‑asset support through a unified developer API.

Best suited for: Web3 wallets, consumer fintechs, payment processors, gaming and metaverse platforms.

How custody and transaction flows map to solutions

The right solution depends on who holds custody and who initiates transactions:

Your business initiates & your business is custodian: Treasury Management or Direct Custody.
Your customer initiates & your business is custodian: Direct Custody.
Your customer initiates & your customer is custodian: Wallet as a Service.

MPC‑Powered Enterprise‑Grade Protection

Vaultody MPC Core replaces single‑key risk with distributed cryptography and hardened execution environments designed for regulated institutions.

Key security components

Hardware enclave / Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) – Sensitive MPC operations run inside hardware‑backed secure enclaves, protecting key shares against OS‑level compromise.
SecureSign server – A dedicated signing layer orchestrates threshold signatures, enforcing business rules before any transaction is broadcast.
Biometric & multi‑factor authentication – Strong authentication for operators and signers, integrating with your existing identity stack and SSO.
Vault backup & recovery – Redundant key‑share storage and disaster‑recovery procedures ensure business continuity without centralizing secrets.

Learn more about Vaultody MPC architecture and security guarantees on the dedicated page: Vaultody MPC details.

Operational & Developer Features

Vaultody is engineered for high‑throughput, policy‑driven digital asset operations and a fast developer experience.

Transaction & network features

Unified transactions – Consistent address creation and transaction handling across chains for deposits, withdrawals, and internal transfers.
Gas fee sponsorship – Enable fee abstraction by sponsoring gas from dedicated addresses, simplifying user experience and operational accounting.
Instant webhooks – Real‑time notifications for vaults, vault accounts, and individual addresses eliminate polling and reduce latency.

Governance & controls

Team roles & permissions – Fine‑grained roles, per‑team and per‑environment, to enforce segregation of duties and least‑privilege access.
Vault account hierarchy – A single vault can host multiple vault accounts, making it easy to separate entities, strategies, and clients.
Transaction volume policy rules – Automate limits per asset, per address, or per user, with conditional approvals for large or high‑risk flows.

Developer experience

Unified REST and Webhook‑based integration across supported blockchains and protocols.
Sandbox environments and clear API documentation for rapid prototyping.
Native integrations with exchanges, DeFi connectivity, backup & recovery providers, compliance tools, and staking services.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is designed for organizations that require non‑custodial, programmable digital asset infrastructure.

Primary customer segments

Exchanges – High‑volume hot and warm wallet operations, zero‑downtime MPC signing, and fine‑grained treasury controls.
OTC desks & brokers – Secure settlement flows, multi‑sig‑like approvals via MPC, and automated risk checks.
Traditional banks & neobanks – Non‑custodial crypto products, compliant transaction monitoring, and integration with existing core banking.
Hedge funds & asset managers – Policy‑driven fund operations, multi‑wallet strategies, and auditable transaction histories.
Web3 wallets & DeFi / Web3 projects – Embedded MPC wallets, smart‑contract interactions, and cross‑chain support via a single API.
Gaming & metaverse platforms – Management of in‑game assets, NFTs, and on‑chain economies at scale.
Payment processors & lending platforms – Programmatic settlement, escrow, and loan‑collateral flows secured by MPC.
DAOs & real‑world asset platforms – Treasury management, role‑based access, and on‑chain governance integrations.

Selected client feedback

Fintech teams highlight Vaultody’s API as “developer‑friendly and quick to integrate,” with MPC security providing confidence for rapid product launches.
Web3 companies value “institutional‑grade protection” combined with flexible policies and a clean developer experience.
Institutional partners rely on Vaultody as a “trusted infrastructure backbone” for secure custody, compliance, and scalable cold‑storage architectures.

How to Get Started with Vaultody

Implementing Vaultody typically follows these steps:

Discovery & requirements – Define your use cases, regulatory constraints, supported assets, chains, and target volumes.
Solution mapping – Select the right mix of Direct Custody, Treasury Management, and Wallet as a Service based on who holds custody and who initiates transactions.
Security & compliance review – Align Vaultody’s MPC model, TEE usage, authentication, and logging with your internal policies and auditors.
Technical integration – Integrate the API, webhooks, and policy engine into your applications, back‑office, and monitoring stack.
Pilot & migration – Run in a controlled environment, migrate assets or wallets in phases, and validate governance rules with your operations team.
Scale & optimize – Add new chains, products, and entities as your business grows, while maintaining non‑custodial control.

To plan your implementation, request a tailored technical workshop.

Request a Demo or Talk to Our Team

Vaultody works with regulated institutions, high‑growth fintechs, and Web3 builders globally. Share a bit about your use case and our team will recommend an optimal architecture and rollout plan.

Request a demo: see Direct Custody, Treasury Management, and WaaS in action.
Architecture review: evaluate migration from existing custodians, HSMs, or internally built wallets.
Security & compliance session: map Vaultody to your risk, audit, and regulatory requirements.

Contact: https://vaultody.com/contact-us

Vaultody MPC Wallet & Infrastructure FAQ

General FAQ

What is Vaultody?: Vaultody is an institutional‑grade, non‑custodial wallet infrastructure platform built on multi‑party computation (MPC). It enables exchanges, banks, fintechs, hedge funds, and Web3 platforms to manage digital assets securely while keeping custody under their control.
What problems does Vaultody solve?: Vaultody eliminates single‑key risk, fragmented wallet tooling, and manual approvals. It centralizes policy‑driven governance across chains, automates transaction workflows, and offers a unified API for custody, treasury, and end‑user wallets.
How is Vaultody different from a traditional custodian?: Traditional custodians usually hold client assets directly. Vaultody provides the underlying non‑custodial infrastructure so your organization remains the custodian while leveraging MPC signing, automated policies, and strong security controls.
Which organizations typically use Vaultody?: Clients include centralized and hybrid exchanges, OTC desks, banks and neobanks, hedge funds and asset managers, Web3 wallets, DeFi and RWA platforms, gaming and metaverse ecosystems, payment processors, and lending protocols.

Security & MPC FAQ

How does Vaultody’s MPC security model work?: Vaultody splits private keys into multiple cryptographic shares stored in separate environments. Transactions are signed via threshold MPC protocols, so no full private key ever exists in a single place. This dramatically reduces the risk of key theft or insider compromise.
What role do hardware enclaves / TEEs play?: Hardware enclaves and Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) provide an additional protective layer for key shares and sensitive computations. Even if the host OS is compromised, the secure enclave keeps MPC operations and secrets isolated.
Does Vaultody support multi‑factor authentication?: Yes. Vaultody can enforce biometric and multi‑factor authentication (MFA) for operators and signers, and integrates with enterprise identity solutions to align with your existing security posture.

Product & Integration FAQ

What products are available?: Vaultody offers three main products: Direct Custody for institutions managing client assets, Treasury Management for multi‑entity and multi‑chain treasury operations, and Wallet as a Service for embedding MPC wallets directly into your applications.
Which blockchains and assets are supported?: Vaultody supports major L1 and L2 networks and continues to add new chains based on institutional demand. The platform is designed to be chain‑agnostic so you can extend to new ecosystems without re‑architecting your wallet layer.
How do developers integrate Vaultody?: Developers integrate via a unified API and webhooks. Vaultody exposes endpoints for wallet creation, transaction orchestration, policy management, and event streaming, along with sandbox environments and documentation.

Compliance & Governance FAQ

Is Vaultody suitable for regulated institutions?: Yes. Vaultody is being aligned with leading information security and compliance frameworks (e.g., SOC 2 Type I and ISO 27001). The platform is designed for auditability, strong access controls, and robust logging suited to regulated entities.
Can Vaultody enforce transaction limits and approvals?: Yes. You can define transaction volume policies, address‑based rules, and multi‑step approvals. Policies are enforced before transactions are signed, enabling pre‑trade and pre‑settlement controls.
Does using Vaultody change who is the custodian of assets?: No. Vaultody is a technology provider. The institution that owns the wallets and controls the MPC policies remains the custodian. Vaultody’s role is to provide secure infrastructure, not to take custody of funds.