Non‑Custodial Wallet Infrastructure for Exchanges, Banks and Web3 Platforms
Vaultody unifies your digital asset operations into a single MPC-secured wallet platform. Use it to manage hot, warm and treasury wallets, automate compliance, and access multiple blockchains without surrendering custody.
Share the trust, guard the keys: you keep control of the assets while Vaultody provides the hardened signing and policy engine behind every transaction.
- Non‑custodial MPC/TSS wallet infrastructure
- Multi‑chain support for major blockchains and assets
- Granular roles, approvals and transaction policy rules
- Real‑time monitoring and webhook notifications
Trusted Infrastructure for Institutional Digital Assets
More than 100 teams rely on Vaultody to secure and operate their digital asset businesses, from early‑stage fintechs to regulated financial institutions.
Platform Impact
- $10B+ in digital assets protected by Vaultody’s MPC infrastructure.
- 10M+ wallets created for retail, institutional and in‑app users.
- 15M+ on‑chain transactions processed with programmable policy controls.
Vaultody supports exchanges, banks, neobanks, asset managers and Web3 builders with an infrastructure layer that separates custody from operations: your organization – or your end users – keep ownership of keys, while Vaultody enforces security, governance and compliance at scale.
Vaultody Solution Suite
Choose the deployment model that matches your business: direct institutional custody, multi‑chain treasury control, or Wallet as a Service for your end users – all powered by the same MPC core.
1. Direct Custody
Direct Custody is designed for institutions that safekeep digital assets on behalf of their customers. You remain the legal custodian, while Vaultody provides the key‑management and policy engine.
- MPC-based key sharding so no single device or operator ever holds the full private key.
- Configurable approval workflows with multi‑level signers, volume limits and risk rules.
- Real‑time webhook notifications for all wallet events and transactions.
- API-first architecture to embed custody into existing banking or brokerage systems.
2. Treasury Management
Treasury Management gives funds, corporates and DAOs a single place to view, control and report on their on‑chain balances across networks.
- Unified dashboard with live balances and transaction history across supported chains.
- Automated governance, risk and compliance rules for high‑value movements.
- MPC‑enabled signing infrastructure for trading, liquidity management and settlement.
- Operational reports for finance, risk and audit teams.
3. Wallet as a Service (WaaS)
Wallet as a Service lets fintechs, exchanges, payment processors and Web3 apps launch non‑custodial wallets where users keep private key ownership while you control UX and policies.
- End users retain private key ownership with MPC‑backed threshold signing.
- Multi‑chain and multi‑asset support through a unified API.
- Embedded wallets for mobile apps, web products and in‑game economies.
- Programmable limits and whitelists that align with your risk profile and compliance model.
MPC‑Powered, Enterprise‑Grade Protection
Vaultody’s core is a hardened MPC engine that distributes key material and transaction approval logic, removing single points of failure while preserving operational speed.
Key Security Components
- Hardware enclave / trusted execution environment: private key shards and critical signing operations run inside secure enclaves to protect against OS‑level compromise.
- SecureSign server: a dedicated signing service that enforces policies before authorizing any transaction signature.
- Biometric and multi‑factor authentication: strong authentication layers for operators and approvers, with support for biometrics and MFA.
- Vault backup and recovery: robust backup, shard‑recovery and disaster‑recovery procedures so operations can resume safely even after hardware loss.
These components combine to give you an auditable, policy‑driven path from intent to signature on every transaction.
Platform Features Built for High‑Throughput Operations
Vaultody is engineered for teams that process large volumes of digital asset transactions and require precise governance.
Unified Transactions
Create and manage unique addresses per user, account or product while keeping settlement and reconciliation unified behind the scenes. This reduces operational risk and simplifies accounting.
Gas Fee Sponsorship and Abstraction
Abstract gas management away from end users. Sponsor transaction fees from controlled wallets or designate alternative assets for fee payment, so user flows remain smooth even on congested networks.
Operational Efficiency
Automate routine workflows with APIs and policy rules: scheduled withdrawals, batched payouts, internal transfers and rebalancing can all run under your defined risk limits.
Instant Transaction Notifications
Webhooks and callbacks deliver immediate updates for vaults, vault accounts and addresses, giving your risk, support and treasury teams live visibility into all movements.
Team Roles and Permissions
Assign granular roles to operators, approvers, compliance and finance teams. Use multi‑step approvals, maker–checker flows and per‑role limits to align technical access with internal policies.
Vault Accounts and Policy Rules
Structure assets into vaults and vault accounts, then apply volume‑based policy rules per account. Automatically require additional approvals for higher amounts, new destinations or unusual activity.
Who Vaultody Serves
Vaultody’s infrastructure is flexible enough to support both regulated institutions and fast‑moving Web3 builders.
Exchanges and Trading Venues
Run high‑throughput hot and warm wallets backed by MPC, with zero‑downtime wallet operations and programmable withdrawal policies. Integrate directly with matching engines and risk systems.
Hedge Funds, Asset Managers and Treasuries
Execute trading, yield and liquidity strategies across networks while keeping treasury assets under structured, auditable control. Use policy layers to separate traders, operations and signers.
Banks, Neobanks and Payment Processors
Offer digital asset accounts, payments and settlement services using non‑custodial infrastructure that fits existing governance and regulatory expectations.
Web3 Wallets, DeFi, DAOs and Gaming
Embed secure, multi‑chain wallets into wallets, dApps, DAOs and games. Power in‑game assets, metaverse economies and DeFi interactions with an MPC layer that users never have to manage directly.
AI Agent Platforms
Provide policy‑driven, non‑custodial wallets for autonomous agents so each agent can transact on‑chain within strict, centrally defined limits.
- Unified API integration for all supported chains and use cases.
- Automated workflows for onboarding, payouts and treasury operations.
- Chain‑agnostic MPC security that follows your assets across networks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Vaultody?
Vaultody is a non‑custodial wallet infrastructure platform built for enterprises. It uses advanced MPC and TSS cryptography to secure digital asset wallets while giving organizations full control over policies, governance and custody.
How does Vaultody protect digital assets?
Vaultody splits private key material into multiple independent shares and requires policy‑compliant approvals before reconstruction and signing. Shares are stored and used inside secure enclaves, with optional biometric and multi‑factor authentication for operators. Comprehensive logging and webhooks make all actions auditable.
Does Vaultody take custody of my assets?
No. Vaultody provides infrastructure as a service. Your institution, or your end users in a Wallet as a Service setup, remain the ultimate custodians. Vaultody never holds full control of your private keys or assets.
Which jurisdictions and regulations can Vaultody support?
Vaultody is designed for global deployment and is used by organizations subject to EU, UK and other regulatory regimes. It supports segregation of duties, strong authentication, policy enforcement and auditability, which are critical for meeting internal risk, compliance and external supervisory expectations.
How long does integration usually take?
Integration timelines vary by use case. Simple Wallet as a Service deployments can go live in weeks using the documented APIs and SDKs. Full treasury or direct custody integrations that touch multiple internal systems typically take longer and are supported by Vaultody’s solution engineers.