Who Vaultody Serves in Private Markets
Vaultody is tailored for buy‑side institutions that need to operationalize digital assets without outsourcing custody:
- Closed‑end private equity and growth equity funds holding tokenized assets or native crypto.
- Venture capital funds with direct token positions, SAFTs and on‑chain governance rights.
- Multi‑strategy managers running hedge, private equity and venture sleeves under one platform.
- Family offices and institutional allocators co‑investing alongside GPs in digital asset opportunities.
By combining non‑custodial control with policy‑driven automation, Vaultody lets these organizations scale digital asset exposure in a way that fits existing fund operations, LP reporting and audit frameworks.
Segmented Treasury Architecture & Governance Workflows
Most funds manage multiple vehicles, sleeves and side‑pockets. Digital asset workflows should reflect that complexity. Vaultody enables you to design a segmented treasury architecture where each vault maps cleanly to a fund, SPV, strategy or purpose.
Vaults per fund, strategy and purpose
With Vaultody you can:
- Create separate vaults for flagship funds, growth funds, venture allocations and carry vehicles.
- Isolate high‑risk strategies, trading lines or experimental allocations under dedicated controls.
- Attach custom whitelists, signing thresholds and limits to each vault independently.
Role‑based access and MPC approvals
Governance is enforced through role‑based access control (RBAC) and MPC‑based signatures:
- Assign granular roles for portfolio managers, operations, compliance and finance teams.
- Use threshold signing or designated co‑signers to implement four‑eyes and segregation‑of‑duties policies.
- Approve transactions securely from desktop or mobile, allowing investment committees to sign off without degrading speed.
This design keeps day‑to‑day operations agile while demonstrating clearly who is authorized to move capital, at what limits, and under which mandate.
Automation, Batch Processing & Multi‑Chain Operations
As digital allocations grow, manual transfers across wallets, exchanges and counterparties quickly become a source of operational risk. Vaultody replaces ad‑hoc processes with programmable, auditable workflows.
Automated capital calls and distributions
- Use batch transactions to execute capital calls, liquidity top‑ups and redemptions across many counterparties in one flow.
- Trigger movements programmatically via APIs or webhooks, driven by portfolio events or pre‑defined schedules.
- Automate investor payouts, management fees and carry distributions directly to LP or GP wallets where appropriate.
Multi‑asset, multi‑chain support
Vaultody provides a unified infrastructure layer across chains and instruments:
- Manage native cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, tokens and tokenized securities through a single platform.
- Support for major L1 and L2 networks, with connectivity to exchanges, DeFi protocols and banking endpoints.
- Standardized workflows even as the underlying set of assets and protocols evolves over time.
Funds gain operational consistency, lower error rates and greater confidence in how on‑chain movements map to off‑chain fund documents and side letters.
Enterprise‑Grade Security, Audit Readiness & Compliance
Investor confidence in a digital asset strategy depends on robust controls, independent oversight and evidence that risks are being managed. Vaultody’s security model is designed to be explainable to LPs, auditors and regulators.
MPC and HSM‑backed key management
- In‑house multi‑party computation (MPC) engine ensures that private keys are never reconstructed in a single place.
- Hardware security modules (HSMs) protect key shares and signing operations against compromise.
- Non‑custodial by design: the fund, not Vaultody, retains effective control of signing power and policy decisions.
Comprehensive logging and audit trails
Every sensitive action is captured for review:
- Full transaction history with timestamps, initiators, reviewers and final approvers.
- Exportable logs and reports that can be fed into GRC, audit or fund‑administration systems.
- Support for internal control frameworks, SOC and ISO‑aligned operating procedures.
This level of transparency helps funds answer due‑diligence questionnaires, satisfy internal risk committees and prepare for increasing regulatory expectations around digital asset operations.
Portfolio‑Level Visibility & Allocation Tracking
Managing multiple funds and strategies across several chains makes it difficult to see true exposure at any given moment. Vaultody consolidates digital asset positions into a single, treasury‑grade view.
Real‑time balance and activity monitoring
- View balances and exposures across all vaults, chains and counterparties in one dashboard.
- Track which assets are deployed, reserved, locked, staked or pending settlement.
- Monitor inflows and outflows by strategy, fund or counterparty to maintain alignment with internal limits.
APIs for reconciliation and reporting
Vaultody’s APIs and webhooks keep downstream systems in sync:
- Feed position and cash‑flow data to fund administrators, data warehouses or performance systems.
- Reduce manual reconciliation work and the risk of mismatched ledgers.
- Support recurring LP reporting, board packs and risk dashboards with up‑to‑date information.
Core Vaultody Solutions for Private Equity & VC
Private market investors typically combine several Vaultody solutions to support their digital asset lifecycle.
Direct Custody
Direct Custody is Vaultody’s non‑custodial wallet infrastructure for institutions. It provides MPC‑secured wallets, configurable approval rules, transaction policies and integrations with exchanges and banking partners. Private equity and VC funds use Direct Custody when they want full on‑chain control without relying on omnibus custodians.
Treasury Management
Treasury Management adds portfolio‑level visibility, cash‑management workflows and policy enforcement on top of Vaultody’s custody core. It is built for teams that must coordinate capital calls, FX, hedging, liquidity buffers and on‑chain positions across multiple funds.
Wallet as a Service (WaaS)
For funds that operate platforms, marketplaces or tokenization rails, Wallet as a Service exposes Vaultody’s infrastructure through developer‑friendly APIs. This allows you to embed non‑custodial wallets for portfolio companies, ecosystem users or structured products while keeping governance and security under one standard.
Tokenization and Stablecoin Operations (Coming Soon)
Vaultody is building dedicated tooling for on‑chain fund shares, real‑world‑asset tokens and stablecoin‑based cash management. These capabilities will extend the same MPC‑governed, non‑custodial model to tokenization and settlement‑heavy workflows common in private markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Vaultody a custodian?
No. Vaultody is a non‑custodial technology provider. Your organization retains control over keys and signing policies. Vaultody supplies the MPC engine, orchestration and integrations that make self‑custody practical at institutional scale.
How does Vaultody fit with our existing fund administrator and auditors?
Vaultody does not replace your administrator or auditor. Instead, it gives them clearer data and better evidence. Transaction logs, policy definitions and position data can be exported or integrated, helping third parties verify balances and cash flows more efficiently.
Can we start with a single fund and expand later?
Yes. Many clients begin with one fund or strategy as a pilot and expand to additional vehicles once governance, operations and reporting teams are comfortable. Because vaults are segmented, new funds can be onboarded without disrupting existing setups.
Next Steps: Share the Trust, Guard the Keys
Custody remains with you; Vaultody provides the infrastructure to manage it safely and at scale.
Speak with our team to explore how Vaultody MPC and treasury tools can support your next digital asset fund, side‑pocket or tokenization initiative.