Non‑Custodial Wallet Infrastructure for Digital Asset Businesses

Vaultody provides a unified, non‑custodial digital wallet platform for all on‑chain operations. Built on multi‑party computation (MPC/TSS), it delivers institutional‑grade security, automated compliance, and multi‑chain connectivity for exchanges, banks, hedge funds, Web3 wallets and gaming ecosystems.

Share the trust, guard the keys: you keep full control of your private keys while Vaultody powers secure, programmable infrastructure behind the scenes.

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Trusted Non‑Custodial Wallet Platform

More than 100+ teams rely on Vaultody to safeguard and operate their digital assets.

Platform scale and performance

Vaultody empowers exchanges, financial institutions, fintech platforms, asset managers, DAOs and Web3 innovators to build, scale and govern digital asset operations without handing over custody. You retain control of your assets; Vaultody supplies the MPC‑powered infrastructure, compliance tooling and automation you need to operate safely at scale.

Vaultody Solution Suite

A modular suite of non‑custodial services built on the same MPC core: direct custody for institutions, programmable treasury management and developer‑friendly Wallet‑as‑a‑Service for consumer‑facing products.

How responsibilities are split

Who initiates transactions?

Who holds custody?

Direct Custody for Institutions

Vaultody Direct Custody is designed for exchanges, OTC desks, banks and regulated institutions that hold digital assets on behalf of clients while preserving strict internal controls.

  • Non‑custodial, MPC‑secured key management with API‑ready deployment.
  • Configurable approval policies, risk tiers and multi‑level workflow routing.
  • Real‑time webhook notifications for deposits, withdrawals and policy events.
  • Support for hot, warm and cold operational structures.

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Treasury Management

Vaultody Treasury Management gives finance, treasury and risk teams complete visibility and control over multi‑chain balances, flows and counterparties.

  • Real‑time dashboards for balances, liquidity and transaction history across chains.
  • Automated governance policies, risk limits and operational reporting.
  • MPC‑backed signing infrastructure for corporate treasuries, funds and asset managers.
  • Policy‑driven approvals, segregation of duties and audit‑ready logs.

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Wallet as a Service (WaaS)

Wallet as a Service enables fintechs, exchanges and Web3 builders to launch non‑custodial wallets quickly without building low‑level cryptography or security infrastructure.

  • End‑users retain private key ownership while Vaultody manages MPC orchestration.
  • Threshold signing with policy‑backed authorization flows.
  • Multi‑chain and multi‑asset support exposed through a unified API.
  • Embeddable wallet experiences for mobile, web and in‑app flows.

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MPC‑Powered Enterprise‑Grade Protection

Vaultody’s core is a hardened multi‑party computation (MPC) engine that splits signing keys into cryptographic shares and orchestrates signatures without ever reconstructing a full private key in a single place.

Core security components

To learn more about our MPC architecture, review the dedicated MPC documentation: Vaultody MPC technical overview.

Platform Features for High‑Velocity Digital Asset Operations

Vaultody is engineered for exchanges, treasuries and Web3 products that move assets constantly. It combines high‑throughput transaction processing with governance and observability.

Operational & on‑chain features

Unified Addressing & Transaction Flows

Create and manage unique deposit and withdrawal addresses across chains through a single API. Unified transaction handling reduces reconciliation errors and simplifies settlement operations.

Gas Fee Sponsorship & Fee Abstraction

Sponsor or abstract network fees so your users can sign and authorize transactions while your platform pays gas from operational wallets. This simplifies UX and enables advanced business models.

Workflow Automation & Operational Efficiency

Automate routine flows such as internal transfers, top‑ups, withdrawals, routing and settlement. Combine APIs with policy rules to reduce manual touchpoints, cut errors and accelerate processing times.

Instant Transaction & Policy Notifications

Webhook‑based alerts for vaults, vault accounts and addresses enable real‑time monitoring of deposits, withdrawals, policy breaches, approvals and escalations—all ready to plug into your existing systems.

Governance & risk controls

Team Roles and Permissions

Enforce least‑privilege access across operations, compliance and engineering teams. Define granular roles, approval hierarchies, segregation of duties and audit trails for every action.

Hierarchical Vault Accounts

Structure a single vault into multiple sub‑accounts for business units, funds, liquidity pools or clients. This separation simplifies reconciliation, policy assignment and monitoring while keeping infrastructure unified.

Transaction Volume & Limit Policies

Configure intelligent volume limits and thresholds by asset, wallet, counterparty or user group. Use automatic approvals for low‑risk flows and require multi‑party review for high‑risk or high‑value transactions.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is designed for regulated financial institutions and high‑growth Web3 platforms that require non‑custodial infrastructure without compromising on governance or security.

Primary segments

Cross‑segment benefits

Client feedback

Fintech startups, regulated exchanges and Web3 companies report that Vaultody’s MPC engine, clean APIs and responsive support have been critical to launching and scaling secure digital asset products quickly.

Own Your Digital Asset Future

Custody stays with you. Security starts with Vaultody MPC Core.

Speak with our team to understand how Vaultody can become your non‑custodial wallet layer—whether you operate an exchange, bank, hedge fund, Web3 wallet or gaming platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Platform & custody model

Is Vaultody a custodian or a non‑custodial provider?

Vaultody is a non‑custodial technology provider. Our MPC infrastructure manages distributed key shares and policy enforcement, but your organization retains ultimate control over keys and transaction authorizations. This model is suitable for both regulated institutions and Web3 products that want strong security without outsourcing custody.

Which types of organizations use Vaultody?

Vaultody is used by centralized exchanges, OTC desks, banks, neobanks, hedge funds, asset managers, payment processors, Web3 wallet providers, DAOs, DeFi protocols and gaming or metaverse platforms that need secure, programmable and compliant wallet infrastructure.

Security & compliance

How does Vaultody’s MPC security work?

Vaultody splits private keys into cryptographic shares distributed across multiple MPC nodes and secure hardware enclaves. Transactions are signed collaboratively without reconstructing a full key in one place. Combined with policies, TEEs and multi‑factor authentication, this reduces single‑point‑of‑failure and insider‑risk.

What compliance and audit support is available?

The platform supports granular roles and permissions, detailed audit logs, transaction and policy history, and automated reporting to help align with SOC 2, ISO 27001 and financial‑sector expectations. Vaultody is actively pursuing SOC 2 Type I and ISO 27001 certifications.

Implementation & integration

How do we integrate Vaultody into our product?

Integration typically starts with the Vaultody REST APIs and webhooks. You provision vaults and accounts, connect supported blockchains and exchanges, and embed wallet and approval flows into your existing front‑end and back‑office systems. Developer documentation and support are available at developers.vaultody.com.

What is the typical onboarding time?

Timelines vary by complexity and regulatory context. Many teams complete initial sandbox integration in a few days, and move to production in a few weeks once security reviews and operational policies are finalized.