Non-Custodial MPC Wallet Infrastructure for Digital Asset Institutions

Vaultody unifies institutional digital asset operations with non‑custodial MPC wallets, automated compliance, and secure multi‑chain connectivity. Your organisation keeps full control of its keys while Vaultody delivers the infrastructure for policy‑driven, always‑on operations.

Why Institutions Choose Non-Custodial MPC Infrastructure

Traditional custody models centralise private keys and operational risk. Vaultody inverts this model by using multi‑party computation (MPC) and threshold signing (TSS) so that no single device, person or system can compromise a key. The result is institutional‑grade security with non‑custodial control.

  • Non‑custodial by design: assets remain on addresses you control, while Vaultody provides the orchestration, policies and signing infrastructure.
  • MPC/TSS security: cryptographic key shares are distributed and combined only at signing time, never reconstructed in one place.
  • Multi‑chain coverage: manage assets across leading blockchains, tokens and protocols from a single platform.
  • Programmable governance: approvals, limits and routing rules are enforced automatically at infrastructure level.

Vaultody Solution Suite

Vaultody offers three core solutions that cover the main institutional digital asset workflows: safekeeping on behalf of clients, treasury operations, and embedded wallets for end users.

Direct Custody for Client Assets

The Direct Custody solution is built for exchanges, OTC desks, neobanks and service providers that hold digital assets on behalf of their customers.

  • You remain the legal and operational custodian of all client assets.
  • MPC key management and threshold signing protect private keys without hardware dependency on a single device.
  • Configurable approval policies and workflow tiers align signing with internal controls and regulatory expectations.
  • Real‑time webhook notifications keep risk, compliance and operations teams informed about incoming and outgoing activity.

Learn more: Vaultody Direct Custody

Multi‑Chain Treasury Management

Vaultody Treasury Management centralises institutional balances and cash‑flow across chains, with embedded MPC signing and reporting.

  • Unified view of wallet balances, exposures and transaction history across networks.
  • Automated governance and risk controls with pre‑defined limits, velocity rules and multi‑step approvals.
  • MPC‑enabled signing infrastructure designed for treasuries, funds, corporate balance sheets and asset managers.
  • Operational reporting to support audits, risk reviews and regulatory disclosures.

Learn more: Vaultody Treasury Management

Wallet as a Service (WaaS)

Wallet as a Service enables fintechs, exchanges, Web3 applications and gaming platforms to embed secure wallets into their products without building custody infrastructure from scratch.

  • End users retain private key ownership while Vaultody handles MPC‑backed signing and policy enforcement.
  • Threshold authorisation with granular controls around who or what can initiate and approve transactions.
  • Multi‑chain, multi‑asset support via a clean, API‑first integration surface.
  • Designed for high‑volume, low‑friction customer experiences where security cannot be compromised.

Learn more: Vaultody Wallet as a Service

MPC-Powered Enterprise Security Stack

Vaultody’s security model combines MPC cryptography with hardened infrastructure and recovery processes, creating layered protection around keys and transactions.

Hardware Enclaves and Trusted Execution Environments

Key shares and signing operations are processed inside hardware enclaves or trusted execution environments (TEEs), limiting exposure even if surrounding systems are compromised. This approach significantly reduces the attack surface for key extraction.

SecureSign Server

The SecureSign server coordinates MPC signing rounds according to configured policies. It validates approvals, enforces transaction rules and only completes a signature when all conditions are satisfied.

Biometric and Multi‑Factor Authentication

Administrators and operators can be required to use MFA and, where supported, biometric authentication. This ensures that access to high‑value wallets and critical functions always passes multiple identity checks.

Vault Backup and Recovery

Vaultody includes secure backup and recovery mechanisms for MPC key shares and policies. Institutions can design recovery processes that meet their risk appetite, including geographically separated backups and offline procedures.

Key Operational Features

Beyond custody and signing, Vaultody focuses on making institutional digital asset operations faster, safer and easier to govern.

Unified Transactions and Address Management

Unified address and transaction management ensures consistency across chains and reduces operational errors. Institutions can create, label and monitor addresses at scale without losing control of on‑chain provenance.

Gas Fee Sponsorship and Fee Abstraction

Vaultody supports gas sponsorship and fee abstraction models, enabling applications to cover or route network fees programmatically. This streamlines user experiences and internal treasury workflows when dealing with multiple native tokens.

Operational Efficiency and Automation

The platform exposes comprehensive APIs for wallet lifecycle management, signing, policy updates and reporting. Institutions can automate routine operations such as hot‑wallet top‑ups, treasury rebalancing and settlement flows.

Instant Transaction Notifications

Webhook‑based notifications provide immediate insight into deposits, withdrawals and internal transfers across vaults, vault accounts and addresses. Teams can integrate these alerts with risk engines, monitoring tools or back‑office systems.

Governance, Roles and Policy Controls

Robust governance is central to institutional digital asset management. Vaultody allows organisations to align wallet operations with their internal control frameworks.

Team Roles and Permissions

Administrators can define roles, assign granular permissions and separate duties between initiators, approvers and auditors. This enforces least‑privilege access and reduces the risk of internal misuse.

Vault Accounts and Hierarchies

Vault Accounts introduce a clear hierarchy: a single vault can contain multiple accounts dedicated to specific funds, clients, strategies or entities. This structure simplifies accounting, reconciliation and segregation of assets.

Transaction Volume and Risk Policies

Institutions can configure smart rules based on transaction size, frequency, destination and asset type. Large or unusual movements can trigger additional approvals, delays or require multi‑party confirmation before execution.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is designed for regulated financial institutions, fast‑growing fintechs and Web3-native businesses that need secure, programmable digital asset infrastructure.

  • Exchanges: high‑volume hot and warm wallet management with MPC security and zero‑downtime design.
  • OTC desks: infrastructure for large bilateral settlements, controlled liquidity and client asset protection.
  • Traditional banks and neobanks: non‑custodial rails for crypto products, payments and treasury services.
  • Hedge funds and asset managers: policy‑driven treasury, fund operations and reporting.
  • Web3 wallets and DeFi platforms: embedded MPC wallets with end‑user key ownership.
  • Gaming, metaverse and RWA platforms: secure management of in‑game assets and tokenized real‑world assets.
  • Payment processors, lending platforms and DAOs: automated, auditable multi‑sig alternatives powered by MPC.

Customer Results and Scale

Vaultody powers production environments for more than one hundred teams globally, including exchanges, fintechs and Web3 builders.

  • Over $10 billion in digital assets secured.
  • More than 10 million wallets created via the platform.
  • In excess of 15 million blockchain transactions processed.

Clients highlight Vaultody’s combination of security, developer‑friendly APIs, responsive support and the ability to scale operations without sacrificing control.

Getting Started with Vaultody

Institutions typically follow a structured onboarding process to move critical operations onto Vaultody.

  1. Discovery and requirements: define custody model, jurisdictions, asset coverage and integration scope.
  2. Architecture and policy design: select the right mix of direct custody, treasury and WaaS, and configure governance rules.
  3. Technical integration: connect systems to Vaultody’s APIs and webhooks, and test end‑to‑end workflows in a sandbox.
  4. Pilot and migration: start with selected wallets or strategies, monitor behaviour and gradually migrate volume.

To discuss your specific use case, you can request a demo or contact the Vaultody team directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a non-custodial MPC wallet infrastructure?

A non‑custodial MPC wallet infrastructure lets institutions benefit from advanced key management and transaction policies without surrendering control of their assets. Keys are split into cryptographic shares and distributed across multiple parties or systems. Vaultody orchestrates the signing process but never has unilateral control over a full private key.

How does Vaultody support compliance and audits?

Vaultody provides detailed transaction logs, policy definitions, approval records and operational reports that can be consumed by compliance, risk and audit teams. The platform is designed to support SOC 2 and ISO 27001 aligned practices and can be integrated with existing governance and monitoring tools.

Share the Trust, Guard the Keys

Vaultody enables you to launch and scale digital asset products without taking on unnecessary custody risk. MPC technology, hardware enclaves, policy automation and rich APIs give your team the control and observability they need.

For a tailored walkthrough of the platform, you can schedule a demo or contact Vaultody’s team via the official website.