Blockchain Integrations for Enterprise Digital Asset Infrastructure
Vaultody provides ready‑to‑use integrations with leading blockchains, tokens and DeFi protocols so exchanges, banks, fintechs and Web3 builders can launch secure digital asset products faster.
Why Blockchain Integrations Matter for GEO‑Distributed Businesses
Regulated institutions and high‑growth fintechs often serve users across multiple regions and asset classes. A fragmented integration stack introduces operational risk, compliance gaps and inconsistent user experience. Vaultody’s integration layer is designed to solve these problems by:
- Standardizing access to major L1 and L2 blockchains through a single MPC wallet infrastructure.
- Supporting global settlement across time zones, currencies and regulatory regimes.
- Reducing the cost and lead time required to add a new chain, token or liquidity venue.
- Aligning custody, key management and transaction policies with international security standards.
This GEO‑aware approach helps institutions operate reliably across markets such as the EU, UK, MENA, APAC and the Americas while keeping digital asset operations centrally governed.
Search and Discover Supported Protocols
Use the following reference list to quickly identify whether your target blockchain is already supported. If you do not see a specific protocol, you can request it at any time.
Supported Blockchains and Protocol Families
The list below focuses on base networks and key token families currently integrated with Vaultody. Many ERC‑20 and similar assets are supported wherever the underlying chain is supported.
Layer 1 Blockchains
- Bitcoin (BTC) — the original proof‑of‑work network for high‑value settlement.
- Ethereum (ETH) — leading smart‑contract platform with extensive DeFi and token ecosystems.
- XRP Ledger (XRP) — optimized for fast, low‑cost cross‑border payments.
- Ethereum Classic (ETC) — Ethereum‑compatible chain preserving the original ledger history.
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) — payment‑focused Bitcoin fork with larger block size.
- Dash (DASH) — digital cash network with privacy‑oriented features.
- TRON (TRX) — high‑throughput smart‑contract chain widely used for stablecoins and payments.
- Litecoin (LTC) — lightweight, fast‑confirmation alternative to Bitcoin.
- Dogecoin (DOGE) — widely adopted meme‑based currency with active liquidity.
- BNB Smart Chain (BSC) — EVM‑compatible chain with low fees and large token universe.
- Zcash (ZEC) — privacy‑preserving protocol using zero‑knowledge proofs.
- Solana (SOL) — high‑performance chain for low‑latency DeFi, payments and consumer apps.
Layer 2 and Scaling Networks
- Polygon (PoS) — EVM‑compatible network with lower fees and broad DeFi support.
- Arbitrum — optimistic rollup for scaling Ethereum while preserving security guarantees.
- Base — Ethereum L2 focused on secure, low‑cost on‑chain experiences.
- Optimism — optimistic rollup designed for scalable Ethereum‑aligned applications.
- Avalanche (C‑Chain) — high‑throughput smart‑contract chain with EVM compatibility.
Major Stablecoins and DeFi Tokens
Where the underlying networks are supported, Vaultody also handles leading tokens and DeFi primitives, including but not limited to:
- Tether (USDT)
- USD Coin (USDC)
- Dai (DAI)
- Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)
- Uniswap (UNI)
- Aave (AAVE)
- Synthetix (SNX)
- Maker (MKR)
- Compound (COMP)
- Cronos (CRO)
- Celsius (CEL)
- Additional ERC‑20 and ecosystem tokens
Complementary Integrations
Beyond core protocols, Vaultody offers integrations in adjacent categories:
- DeFi Connectivity (e.g. WalletConnect) for connecting to decentralized applications.
- Backup & Recovery options, including self‑hosted redundancy models.
- Compliance & Monitoring tools to support KYC/AML and transaction screening.
- Staking for supported proof‑of‑stake networks.
- Centralized Exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase and Kraken (some marked as “coming soon”).
Who Benefits from Vaultody’s Protocol Integrations
Vaultody integrations are built for institutions and technology companies that operate globally and require secure, policy‑driven control over digital assets, including:
- Centralized and decentralized exchanges.
- OTC desks and liquidity providers.
- Traditional banks and neobanks launching digital asset services.
- Payment processors and wallet providers.
- DeFi, Web3, gaming and metaverse platforms.
- Hedge funds, VC and private equity with on‑chain strategies.
- Teams issuing or operating real‑world assets and tokenized instruments.
Enterprise‑Grade Security with Vaultody MPC
All integrations are anchored in Vaultody’s proprietary multi‑party computation engine. This architecture ensures that:
- Private keys are never stored or reconstructed on a single device or in a single jurisdiction.
- Signatures are generated through distributed computation, reducing single‑point‑of‑failure risk.
- Granular policies, approvals and roles can be applied consistently across every integrated blockchain.
- Compliance and audit requirements in regions such as the EU, UK and other regulated markets can be addressed more easily.
Security programs are aligned with SOC 2 Type 1 and ISO 27001 standards, which are in the process of certification.
How to Request a New Blockchain or Protocol Integration
- Review the current list of supported blockchains and token families.
- Confirm that the desired asset, L1/L2 or DeFi protocol is not already supported.
- Prepare key technical information (network name, standard, documentation URL, use case and expected volumes).
- Submit an integration request via the contact form at vaultody.com/contact-us.
- Collaborate with the Vaultody team on security, compliance and rollout plans for your environment.
If you represent a protocol, exchange or infrastructure provider and would like to partner directly, the same channel can be used to initiate a technical and commercial review.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vaultody Protocol Integrations
Do I need separate integrations for each geography?
No. Vaultody offers a single, unified MPC infrastructure that can support users across multiple countries. Policy rules, approvals and whitelists can be configured per entity, business unit or jurisdiction while still using the same integration layer.
How fast can a new integration be added?
Timelines vary based on protocol maturity, documentation quality and security review. In many cases, support for an additional token on an already‑integrated chain can be added quickly, while entirely new networks require deeper evaluation.
Is there an extra cost per supported blockchain?
Pricing depends on the overall solution (direct custody, treasury management, wallet as a service) and the number of assets, wallets and transaction volumes involved. You can find baseline details on the pricing page and discuss custom integration needs with the Vaultody team.
Can I test integrations in a non‑production environment?
Yes. Vaultody supports testnet environments and sandbox setups so that your engineering and compliance teams can validate transaction flows, policies and reporting before moving to production.