Who We Serve

Vaultody delivers non‑custodial, multi‑party computation (MPC) wallet infrastructure for organizations that build, trade, store, or manage digital assets at scale. From global banks and regulated funds to Web3-native platforms, our platform is designed to keep keys distributed, policies enforceable, and operations always‑on.

Industries and Organizations Using Vaultody

Digital asset strategies vary across industries, but the core requirements are consistent: strong security, resilient infrastructure, and clear governance. Vaultody’s MPC engine underpins those needs for a wide range of business models.

Below is an overview of the primary segments we support and how they typically use Vaultody.

Trading Venues and Market Infrastructure

Banks, Neobanks and Financial Institutions

Web3, DeFi and On‑Chain Platforms

Institutional Investors and Asset Managers

Infrastructure Providers and Emerging Use Cases

How Vaultody Serves These Organizations

Across all of these segments, Vaultody provides a consistent, API‑first MPC platform that can be combined into tailored solutions:

Share the Trust, Guard the Keys

Vaultody’s philosophy is simple: your organization should keep control of custody while relying on a hardened, governed infrastructure layer for key management and transaction execution.

Whether you are launching a new digital asset product or modernizing legacy infrastructure, our team can help you design the right MPC architecture for your risk profile, regulatory obligations, and growth plans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need to change our existing custody model to use Vaultody?

No. Vaultody is flexible enough to support greenfield digital asset products as well as existing custody models. Many organizations start by migrating hot- and warm-wallet flows to MPC, then gradually evolve treasury and cold-storage processes as confidence and volume grow.

Can Vaultody support multi‑jurisdiction and multi‑entity setups?

Yes. Our policy engine and MPC design make it straightforward to enforce different rules per legal entity, region, or business unit. This is particularly useful for banks, payment groups, and global trading venues operating across multiple jurisdictions.

How does Vaultody integrate with our existing systems?

Vaultody exposes its capabilities via APIs and SDKs, allowing you to connect core banking systems, exchange engines, risk engines, compliance tools, and back‑office systems. Integration typically involves defining roles, policies, and transaction flows, then wiring endpoints into your existing infrastructure.