Why Organizations Choose Vaultody for Digital Asset Security
Traditional single‑key wallets expose digital asset operations to human error, device loss and targeted attacks. Vaultody replaces this fragile model with MPC‑based key sharing and policy‑driven governance, allowing institutions to operate at scale without handing custody to a third party.
- Non‑custodial by design: keys are split, never reconstructed on a single device, and remain under your governance.
- MPC/TSS security: multi‑party computation enforces joint approval and eliminates single points of failure.
- Enterprise governance: granular roles, permissions and approval workflows aligned with internal risk controls.
- Multi‑chain coverage: support for major blockchains, tokens and DeFi interactions through one integration.
- Compliance‑ready: detailed audit trails, policy rules and integrations with compliance and reporting tools.
Trusted by Teams Worldwide
Vaultody secures production infrastructure for digital asset businesses across the globe.
Proven Scale and Adoption
- $10B+ in digital assets secured across institutional clients.
- 10M+ wallets created for exchanges, banks and Web3 applications.
- 15M+ transactions processed with policy‑controlled approvals and monitoring.
From regulated financial institutions to high‑growth Web3 platforms, teams rely on Vaultody to operate hot, warm and treasury wallets without sacrificing security or control.
Vaultody Solution Suite
The Vaultody platform is organized around three core solutions. Each is built on the same MPC engine and governance stack, allowing you to combine them as your digital asset strategy evolves.
Direct Custody for Institutions
Direct Custody is designed for institutions that safeguard assets on behalf of their customers while remaining the legal custodian.
- Infrastructure for exchanges, brokers, OTC desks, banks and custodians serving end‑clients.
- Flexible approval policies and multi‑tier workflows for high‑value or high‑risk operations.
- MPC‑secured key management with APIs for automated deposits, withdrawals and internal transfers.
- Real‑time webhook notifications for vaults, accounts and addresses.
Treasury Management for Funds and Corporates
Treasury Management gives finance and operations teams a consolidated view and control layer over digital asset balances across chains and entities.
- Unified dashboard for balances, historical transactions and address activity.
- Policy‑based governance with volume limits, whitelists and multi‑step approvals.
- MPC‑enabled signing for treasury operations, funds and asset managers.
- Automated reporting to support financial, risk and compliance processes.
Wallet as a Service (WaaS)
Wallet as a Service lets fintechs, exchanges and Web3 applications embed non‑custodial wallets directly into their products while end‑users retain key ownership.
- End‑user key ownership via MPC shares – no centralized private key storage.
- Threshold signatures with MPC‑backed authorization flows.
- Multi‑chain and multi‑asset support exposed through APIs and SDKs.
- Configurable policies to align wallet behavior with your risk posture and UX.
MPC‑Powered Enterprise‑Grade Protection
At the core of Vaultody is a multi‑party computation engine that distributes trust across independent components and people. Keys are never assembled in full, and every operation is evaluated against your policies before signing.
Defense‑in‑Depth Architecture
- Hardware enclave / trusted execution environments: sensitive cryptographic operations are executed inside hardened hardware or secure enclaves, isolating key shares from the operating system.
- SecureSign server: a dedicated signing service coordinates MPC rounds, enforces policies and logs every request for full auditability.
- Biometric and multi‑factor authentication: human approvals can require biometrics, hardware keys or other MFA factors, reducing the risk of social engineering or credential theft.
- Vault backup and recovery: resilient backup schemes for MPC key shares and policies allow recovery without re‑introducing single‑key risk.
This layered security model allows institutions to operate hot and warm wallets with a risk profile closer to traditional cold storage, while keeping operational agility.
Key Platform Features
Vaultody’s infrastructure is optimized for speed, governance and integration simplicity.
Unified Transactions and Addressing
Vaultody unifies address creation and transaction handling across supported blockchains. Teams can generate unique receiving addresses, route flows by business rules and avoid operational errors such as mis‑routed deposits.
Gas Fee Sponsorship and Abstraction
The platform supports gas‑fee sponsorship models and fee abstraction, allowing designated addresses or treasury accounts to pay network fees on behalf of users, simplifying UX and accounting for both retail and institutional flows.
Operational Efficiency and Automation
APIs and webhooks enable end‑to‑end automation of operational tasks:
- Automatic transaction processing based on policy rules.
- Configurable approval chains and escalation paths.
- Real‑time alerts for deposits, withdrawals and policy violations.
Instant Notifications and Monitoring
Webhooks and event streams give engineering and operations teams live insight into activity on every vault, account and address. This reduces reconciliation time and accelerates incident response.
Governance, Policies and Access Control
Robust governance is essential when multiple teams and jurisdictions share infrastructure. Vaultody embeds this into the platform.
Team Roles and Permissions
Define fine‑grained roles for treasury, operations, compliance and engineering. Limit who can initiate, approve or view transactions, and segment responsibilities in line with internal security policies.
Vault and Account Hierarchies
Vault Accounts provide a clear hierarchy, allowing a single vault to host multiple sub‑accounts. This structure simplifies accounting and enables per‑account rules, limits and reporting.
Transaction Volume and Policy Rules
Volume‑based rules restrict how much can move per transaction, per day or per asset. High‑risk or high‑value flows can be routed through additional approvals or require specific combinations of signers.
Who Vaultody Serves
Vaultody’s non‑custodial MPC infrastructure is built to support a broad range of digital asset use cases.
Exchanges and Trading Venues
Exchanges use Vaultody to manage high‑volume hot and warm wallets with minimal downtime. MPC‑secured keys, policy‑driven withdrawals and multi‑chain support allow them to scale listings and user growth while maintaining institutional‑grade security.
Hedge Funds, Asset Managers and Treasuries
Hedge funds and asset managers rely on Vaultody to enforce segregation of duties, sign transactions across multiple custodial and non‑custodial setups, and document every action for auditors. Treasury teams gain a single view of on‑chain exposure across strategies and entities.
Banks, Neobanks and Payment Processors
Traditional banks, neobanks and payment processors adopt Vaultody to launch digital‑asset products without outsourcing custody. They can embed wallets, support deposits and withdrawals and integrate with core banking systems while preserving regulatory control over assets.
Web3 Wallets, DeFi and Gaming Platforms
Web3 wallets and gaming or metaverse platforms use Vaultody’s Wallet as a Service to provide secure non‑custodial experiences to users. MPC enables in‑app approvals, gas abstraction and multi‑chain asset support without exposing users to complex key management.
What Clients Say
Organizations that have integrated Vaultody consistently highlight three outcomes: stronger security, faster integration and more predictable operations.
- Fintechs integrating crypto report developer‑friendly APIs and responsive support that accelerates their launch timelines.
- Treasury teams value multi‑layer MPC security, automation and robust reporting that simplifies internal and external audits.
- Web3 and gaming projects appreciate the combination of institutional‑grade protection with UX‑friendly wallet experiences for end‑users.
Getting Started With Vaultody
Vaultody offers a collaborative onboarding process that aligns infrastructure with your operational and regulatory requirements.
- Discuss your business model, target markets, supported assets and integration constraints with the Vaultody team.
- Select the right combination of direct custody, treasury management and Wallet as a Service for your use cases.
- Define policies, roles, limits and approval workflows that match your risk appetite.
- Integrate the APIs and SDKs in a staging environment, validate flows and monitoring, then promote to production.
Own Your Digital Asset Future
Secure digital assets without surrendering control. Vaultody’s MPC wallet infrastructure helps you share operational trust across teams, while guarding cryptographic keys and enforcing governance at every step.
Whether you operate an exchange, a bank, a fund or a Web3 platform, you can use Vaultody to launch new products, meet compliance expectations and scale safely across chains.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Vaultody hold customer funds?
No. Vaultody supplies non‑custodial infrastructure. Your organization or your end‑users remain in control of private keys via MPC key shares and defined policies.
Can Vaultody support multiple blockchains and tokens?
Yes. The platform integrates with major blockchains, tokens and DeFi protocols, and can be extended as you expand your asset universe.
How does Vaultody help with compliance?
Vaultody provides detailed activity logs, policy enforcement, configurable approval chains and integrations with third‑party compliance tools, making it easier to demonstrate control and governance during audits.