What is the Vaultody Exchange Integrations page?

The Vaultody Exchange Integrations page explains how Vaultody’s MPC-based wallet infrastructure connects to centralized exchanges and DeFi venues. It lists exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken as upcoming integrations and provides a way for institutions to request additional exchange or protocol support.

Which exchanges does Vaultody integrate with?

Vaultody is building connectivity to major centralized exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken. These integrations are marked as coming soon. Beyond centralized exchanges, Vaultody already supports a wide range of blockchains and DeFi protocols, and you can request additional venues to be added.

Can I request integration with a specific exchange or liquidity venue?

Yes. If the exchange or venue you need is not yet listed, you can submit a request via the Vaultody contact form. Provide the name of the exchange, links to its API documentation, and an outline of your expected use case. The Vaultody team will evaluate and prioritize your request.

How does Vaultody keep exchange connectivity secure?

Vaultody uses a non-custodial multi‑party computation (MPC) engine to protect private keys and enforce policy-driven approvals. Exchange API keys and withdrawal permissions are governed by role-based policies, multi‑step approvals, and optional compliance checks, reducing counterparty and operational risk when moving funds between wallets and exchanges.

Who should use Vaultody’s exchange integrations?

Vaultody’s exchange integrations are designed for institutions such as exchanges, OTC desks, trading firms, neobanks, payment processors, Web3 projects, gaming platforms, and funds that need reliable, automated, and auditable connectivity between their own wallets and external trading venues.

Vaultody Exchange Integrations

Connect your institutional wallets to leading centralized exchanges and DeFi venues through Vaultody’s secure MPC wallet infrastructure. Use this page to understand the current exchange roadmap, view underlying supported assets, and learn how to request new integrations.

Integrate. Build. Scale.

Vaultody provides non‑custodial wallet infrastructure for organizations that need to interact with multiple exchanges while maintaining strict security and governance. Our platform is chain‑ and venue‑agnostic, allowing you to:

Connect secure MPC wallets to centralized exchanges for deposits, withdrawals, and settlement.
Access DeFi protocols, on/off‑ramp providers, and staking services from the same infrastructure.
Automate treasury and trading workflows while preserving policy‑based approvals and audit trails.

Supported Assets and Protocol Foundations

Exchange integrations sit on top of a broad set of supported blockchains and tokens. Vaultody already integrates with many major networks and assets, including:

Core Layer‑1 Blockchains

Bitcoin (BTC)
Ethereum (ETH)
XRP Ledger (XRP)
Ethereum Classic (ETC)
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Dash (DASH)
Litecoin (LTC)
Dogecoin (DOGE)
TRON (TRX)
Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
Zcash (ZEC)
Polygon (MATIC)
Arbitrum
Base
Optimism
Avalanche
Solana (SOL)

Key Tokens and DeFi Primitives

Tether (USDT)
USD Coin (USDC)
Dai (DAI)
Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)
Chainlink (LINK)
Uniswap (UNI)
Aave (AAVE)
Synthetix (SNX)
Maker (MKR)
Additional ERC‑20 and EVM‑compatible tokens (“More Tokens” category)

Ancillary Integrations

DeFi connectivity via WalletConnect and other protocol adapters.
Backup & recovery options, including self‑hosted recovery setups.
Compliance and risk‑screening integrations to support institutional requirements.
Staking services on supported networks for yield and rewards.

Exchange Integrations Roadmap

The current exchange category focuses on the most in‑demand centralized exchanges, with phased rollout based on institutional needs and security review. The following integrations are on the roadmap and marked as “Coming Soon” in the UI:

Binance Integration (Coming Soon)

Binance connectivity will allow institutional clients to move funds between Vaultody MPC wallets and Binance accounts with policy‑controlled automation. Typical use cases include:

Funding trading accounts from secure custody wallets.
Automating post‑trade settlement back to treasury wallets.
Consolidating balances across Binance and on‑chain wallets for real‑time visibility.

Coinbase Integration (Coming Soon)

The Coinbase integration is designed for both Coinbase Exchange and, where relevant, institutional products such as Coinbase Prime. Key benefits include:

Non‑custodial key management via Vaultody MPC with controlled exchange access.
Streamlined workflows for fiat and crypto on/off‑ramping through Coinbase.
Unified policy, approval, and logging across your Coinbase and on‑chain operations.

Kraken Integration (Coming Soon)

Kraken connectivity will extend Vaultody’s coverage to another major global exchange, enabling:

Secure deposits and withdrawals between Kraken and Vaultody wallets.
Support for regulated institutions that rely on Kraken for spot and derivatives liquidity.
Consistent governance on withdrawals and trade settlement across multiple exchanges.

DeFi Connectivity and Other Venues

While this page highlights centralized exchanges, Vaultody also provides DeFi connectivity through WalletConnect and direct protocol integrations, as well as staking, backup & recovery, and compliance partners. This allows you to build a single, policy‑driven control plane that spans exchanges, DeFi protocols, and on‑chain operations.

Request a New Exchange Integration

If your preferred exchange, market venue, or liquidity provider is not yet listed, Vaultody encourages institutions to submit integration requests. This helps prioritize development based on real trading and treasury needs.

Information That Helps Us Move Quickly

Exchange or venue name and website URL.
Link to official API documentation (REST/WebSocket and authentication details).
Expected use cases (for example: high‑frequency trading, OTC settlement, treasury rebalancing).
Estimated daily or monthly volumes and number of supported assets.
Any special compliance, reporting, or jurisdictional requirements.

Once submitted, the Vaultody team reviews your request, validates technical feasibility, and proposes an integration timeline. Many institutions also choose to pilot the integration in a staged or sandbox environment before going live.

To request an integration: visit the contact page at https://vaultody.com/contact-us and select the option related to integrations or partnerships.

Why Institutions Use Vaultody for Exchange Connectivity

Vaultody’s exchange integrations are built for organizations that require both flexibility and strong governance across multiple venues:

Non‑custodial MPC security: private keys are never concentrated in a single location; approvals can require multiple parties and devices.
Policy‑driven workflows: define who can initiate and approve withdrawals to exchanges, per asset, per venue, and per amount.
Unified audit trail: every movement between wallets and exchanges is logged for compliance, accounting, and internal control.
Venue‑agnostic design: centralized exchanges, DeFi protocols, staking, and future on/off‑ramp providers are all integrated behind the same governance layer.

Frequently Asked Questions About Exchange Integrations

What is included in an exchange integration?

An exchange integration typically includes secure API key management, support for deposits and withdrawals to Vaultody wallets, policy‑based approval flows, and the ability to automate common treasury and trading operations. Exact capabilities depend on the specific exchange and the features it exposes via API.

Do I need to change my existing exchange accounts?

In most cases, you can keep your existing exchange accounts. Vaultody connects using API keys and permissions that you configure. You maintain the legal and contractual relationship with each exchange while Vaultody provides secure orchestration and governance on top.

How long does it take to add a new exchange?

Timelines vary by venue complexity and your specific requirements. Simple read/write API integrations can often be prototyped in weeks, while highly customized, regulated, or multi‑region setups may take longer. During the discovery call, Vaultody will provide an estimated schedule.

Is DeFi connectivity handled separately from centralized exchanges?

The technical adapters differ, but from a governance perspective everything runs through the same Vaultody MPC and policy engine. That means centralized exchanges, DeFi protocols, staking providers, and other integrations can all be controlled with consistent approval logic and monitoring.