Non‑Custodial MPC Wallet Infrastructure for Digital Assets

Vaultody provides secure, policy‑driven MPC wallet infrastructure that allows exchanges, financial institutions and Web3 teams to manage digital assets without giving up custody of their keys.

Why Choose Vaultody for Secure Digital Asset Management?

Vaultody combines advanced multi‑party computation (MPC/TSS) with granular governance and comprehensive integrations to deliver a complete, non‑custodial wallet platform. Organizations keep full control of private keys and approval policies while relying on Vaultody’s infrastructure for secure signing, automation and connectivity across blockchains and services.

Share the trust, guard the keys – custody stays with you while Vaultody secures the cryptography, infrastructure and automation that your digital asset stack depends on.

Core Solution Suite

Vaultody offers three primary solution pillars, all built on the same MPC core and unified API. Each can be deployed independently or combined as a single digital asset operating layer.

Direct Custody for Institutions

Direct Custody is designed for institutions that hold and manage digital assets on behalf of their customers while keeping full legal and operational control. MPC replaces traditional single‑key storage with distributed key shares that never exist in one place or in plain text.

  • Maintain institutional custody of all assets while separating policy, operations and signing duties.
  • Configure multi‑step approval workflows with flexible thresholds and role‑based permissions.
  • Receive real‑time webhook notifications for deposits, withdrawals and policy‑relevant events.
  • Leverage secure MPC key generation and signing with hardware enclave support and built‑in backup and recovery.

Treasury Management

The Treasury Management solution centralizes multi‑chain balances, cashflow and reporting for trading desks, hedge funds, asset managers and corporate treasuries.

  • Gain real‑time visibility into balances and transactions across chains, vaults and accounts.
  • Automate governance through transaction volume policies, whitelists, blacklists and multi‑tier approvals.
  • Produce audit‑ready logs and operational reports for risk, compliance and finance stakeholders.
  • Use MPC‑enabled signing infrastructure that separates duties between traders, operations and risk teams.

Wallet as a Service (WaaS)

Wallet as a Service gives exchanges, fintechs and Web3 applications an API‑first MPC wallet engine so they can embed secure, non‑custodial wallets directly into their user experience.

  • End users retain private key ownership; the platform orchestrates MPC signing without ever holding keys in a single location.
  • Implement threshold signing and policy‑based authorization for consumer and enterprise flows.
  • Support multiple blockchains and assets through a unified API, including deposit addresses, withdrawals and on‑chain interactions.
  • Use gas‑fee sponsorship and transaction batching to optimize UX and network costs.

MPC Security Architecture

Vaultody’s security model is based on multi‑party computation and hardened execution environments. Keys are never assembled or stored in full, and signing requires cooperation between independently controlled components.

Key Security Features

Further technical details of Vaultody’s MPC engine, signing flows and threat model are available in the dedicated multi‑party computation documentation.

Operational Features for High‑Volume Platforms

Vaultody is built for organizations that manage large volumes of digital asset activity and require both performance and control.

Transaction and Address Management

Governance and Policy Controls

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is purpose‑built for regulated institutions and high‑growth Web3 platforms that cannot compromise on security, uptime or governance.

Primary Use Cases

Customer Outcomes and Metrics

Vaultody infrastructure secures billions in value while enabling clients to move quickly with confidence.

How to Get Started

  1. Request access or a demo to review your architecture, assets and regulatory requirements.
  2. Select the right solution mix – Direct Custody, Treasury Management, Wallet as a Service, or a combination.
  3. Integrate the Vaultody API using the available developer documentation and support resources.
  4. Roll out production wallets with policies, monitoring and backup procedures tuned to your risk appetite.

Security begins with architecture. By adopting non‑custodial MPC infrastructure, your organization can own its digital asset future without inheriting single‑point‑of‑failure risk.