Non-Custodial MPC Wallet Infrastructure for Digital Asset Institutions

Vaultody provides a unified, non-custodial wallet platform for digital asset operations, powered by MPC/TSS security, automated compliance controls and full multi-chain connectivity. Organizations keep control of their keys while Vaultody delivers the secure infrastructure.

Share the trust, guard the keys – build scalable crypto products without surrendering custody.

Overview: Secure Digital Asset Infrastructure with Full Key Ownership

Vaultody is an enterprise-grade digital asset platform that enables exchanges, OTC desks, banks, hedge funds, Web3 wallets and gaming companies to manage cryptocurrency and tokenized assets securely. The architecture is built around multi-party computation (MPC), eliminating single points of failure and ensuring that private keys are never reconstructed in one place.

Instead of outsourcing custody to a third party, your institution retains control over keys and policies, while Vaultody supplies the tools to orchestrate transactions, approvals, compliance workflows and reporting across multiple blockchains.

Platform Scale and Security Metrics

Vaultody is trusted by digital asset teams around the world to protect high-value operations.

These figures reflect a broad customer base that includes exchanges, payment processors, trading desks, neobanks, gaming projects and Web3 infrastructure providers.

Vaultody Solution Suite

Vaultody offers three core, non-custodial solutions that can be deployed individually or combined to cover your full digital asset lifecycle.

Direct Custody for Institutions

Direct Custody is designed for regulated institutions and service providers that hold and manage digital assets on behalf of their clients while maintaining full control over custody.

This solution centralizes hot, warm and cold wallet operations under a robust MPC framework, enabling you to scale custody without compromising security or uptime.

Key capabilities

  • Institution remains the sole custodian of client assets and signing authority.
  • Configurable approval workflows with multi-step policies, roles and quorum rules.
  • Secure MPC key management – keys are never stored or reconstructed in a single location.
  • Real-time webhook notifications for deposits, withdrawals and internal transfers.
  • Audit-ready activity logs for compliance and operational oversight.

Crypto Treasury Management

Treasury Management gives finance and risk teams real-time visibility into balances, flows and exposures across all vaults, accounts and networks. It is built for treasuries, funds, asset managers and corporates with multi-chain holdings.

Key capabilities

  • Unified dashboard for balances and transaction history across chains and accounts.
  • Policy-based governance: automated limits, whitelists, time-based rules and escalation paths.
  • MPC-enabled signing infrastructure for fund operations and internal transfers.
  • Operational and risk reporting suitable for compliance and internal audit teams.
  • Support for multi-entity, multi-vault structures with segregated permissions.

Wallet as a Service (WaaS)

Wallet as a Service is an API-first wallet engine that lets fintechs, exchanges, Web3 applications and gaming platforms embed secure, non-custodial wallets directly into their products.

End users keep ownership of their keys, while your platform controls business logic, risk rules and user experience.

Key capabilities

  • End users retain private key ownership through MPC-based, threshold signing.
  • Programmable authorization workflows for withdrawals, swaps and on-chain interactions.
  • Multi-chain and multi-asset support with a single, unified API.
  • Flexible address management for hot, warm and cold setups.
  • Designed for high-volume consumer and enterprise Web3 applications.

MPC-Powered Enterprise-Grade Protection

Vaultody’s security model is built around multi-party computation (MPC) and hardened execution environments. Instead of storing private keys in a single HSM or software wallet, key shares are distributed across isolated components that cooperate to sign transactions without ever revealing the full key.

Security Components

By combining MPC, TEE, MFA and robust backup, Vaultody significantly reduces the risk of key theft, internal fraud and catastrophic wallet compromise.

For a deeper technical explanation of the MPC engine and signing flows, see the product documentation or the dedicated MPC overview page.

Key Platform Features for High-Speed Digital Asset Operations

Vaultody focuses on removing operational bottlenecks while maintaining strong security and compliance.

Unified Transaction Management

Vaultody streamlines on-chain operations by unifying address creation and transaction handling across chains. This reduces operational risk and simplifies reconciliation for operations and finance teams.

  • Consistent address lifecycle across multiple protocols.
  • Fail-safe transaction handling and clear status tracking.
  • Support for complex flows such as internal transfers and sweeping.

Gas Fee Sponsorship and Abstraction

The platform supports flexible gas sponsorship models, enabling fee abstraction for end users and simplifying treasury operations.

  • Centralized management of gas wallets and fee accounts.
  • Configurable sponsorship rules by asset, user group or product.
  • Improved user experience for non-technical or retail users.

Operational Efficiency and Automation

Vaultody is built to support high-volume environments with strict governance requirements.

  • Automated transaction routing and policy evaluation.
  • Customizable approval chains for different teams and thresholds.
  • Comprehensive APIs for integrating back-office and risk systems.

Instant Transaction Notifications

Real-time webhooks and callbacks keep your systems synchronized with blockchain activity.

  • Notifications for new deposits, withdrawals and internal movements.
  • Event-driven workflows for crediting balances and triggering compliance checks.
  • Improved monitoring for treasury and operations teams.

Team Roles and Permissions

Vaultody supports granular access control so that each operator only sees and does what is necessary for their role.

  • Role-based access control for admins, approvers, operators and viewers.
  • Configurable approval hierarchies per vault, account or business unit.
  • Full activity logs for internal audit and incident response.

Vault Accounts and Hierarchical Structure

Vault Accounts allow you to segment assets and workflows logically within a single vault structure.

  • Multiple vault accounts under one vault for clear segregation of funds.
  • Dedicated policies per account for projects, clients or entities.
  • Simplified reconciliation and financial reporting.

Transaction Volume Policy Rules

Policy rules enable institutions to codify their risk tolerances directly into the wallet infrastructure.

  • Maximum amounts, frequency limits and asset-specific rules.
  • Automatic approvals for low-risk transactions and escalations for higher risk.
  • Configurable exception workflows for compliance and risk officers.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is designed for organizations that need to handle digital assets securely at scale while maintaining regulatory and operational control.

Exchanges

Centralized and hybrid exchanges rely on Vaultody to orchestrate high-volume hot and warm wallets. MPC reduces operational risk, while policy rules align with withdrawal limits and risk scoring. Downtime is minimized by design.

OTC Desks and Trading Firms

OTC desks use Vaultody as their infrastructure backbone, securing large bilateral transfers and settlements. Multi-step approvals and strong authentication safeguard every release of funds.

Traditional Banks and Neobanks

Banks use Vaultody to add crypto capabilities while preserving established governance standards. Treasury controls, segregation of duties and detailed logging support internal and external audit requirements.

Hedge Funds, Asset Managers and Private Equity

Funds integrate Vaultody to manage crypto allocations, rebalance positions and move liquidity across venues under a single policy and reporting framework.

Web3 Wallets and DeFi Platforms

Web3 wallets and DeFi applications embed Wallet-as-a-Service to offer secure MPC wallets without building custody infrastructure from scratch. End-users keep control of their keys, while the platform orchestrates UX and business rules.

Gaming, Metaverse and AI Agent Platforms

Gaming economies and AI agents need reliable, programmable wallets for in-game assets, NFTs and automated transactions. Vaultody provides the policy engine and MPC security required for these high-frequency, user-centric environments.

Client Feedback

Treasury and Operations Leaders

Customers report that Vaultody simplifies treasury operations while increasing security. MPC signing, policy automation and a clean API reduce manual steps and operational error, especially for teams managing large, multi-chain balances.

Fintech and Web3 Builders

Fintech startups and Web3 projects emphasize how quickly they can integrate robust custody features. Vaultody’s developer resources and support teams help them launch secure products faster without building their own key management stack.

How to Get Started with Vaultody

The following steps outline a typical onboarding path for institutions adopting Vaultody for non-custodial digital asset management.

  1. Step 1 – Define Your Use Case and Governance Model

    Identify whether you are focusing on direct custody, treasury management, Wallet-as-a-Service, or a combination. Map your current approval workflows, risk thresholds and compliance requirements so they can be replicated as policies in Vaultody.

  2. Step 2 – Schedule a Technical and Treasury Consultation

    Engage with Vaultody’s team to review architecture, regulatory context and integration options. During this session you can discuss supported chains, transaction volumes, user roles, and the operational setup for hot, warm and cold wallets.

  3. Step 3 – Connect to the Vaultody MPC Infrastructure

    Integrate using the documented APIs and SDKs. Configure MPC key shares, authentication requirements and secure environments. Set up vaults, vault accounts and address derivation schemes for your products or entities.

  4. Step 4 – Implement Policies and Compliance Controls

    Translate your internal policies into Vaultody rules. Define approval chains, per-asset limits, whitelists/blacklists, and automated escalation paths. Enable webhooks for event-based monitoring and reporting.

  5. Step 5 – Run a Controlled Pilot and Go Live

    Start with a limited set of assets or business units to validate workflows and performance. After internal sign-off, expand coverage to additional products, chains or regions while continuously monitoring logs and fine-tuning policies.

Start Building on Secure, Non-Custodial MPC Infrastructure

Vaultody enables you to launch and scale digital asset products without giving up control of your keys or compromising on compliance. Whether you operate an exchange, a bank, a fund or a Web3 platform, the same MPC core and policy engine secure your operations.

To explore deployment options, pricing and integration timelines, contact the Vaultody team or request a tailored demonstration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Product and Platform

What is Vaultody?
Vaultody is a non-custodial digital asset infrastructure platform that uses multi-party computation (MPC) to secure wallets, transactions and treasury operations. It offers direct custody, treasury management and Wallet-as-a-Service capabilities for institutions that want to manage crypto assets without handing keys to a third-party custodian.
How is Vaultody different from traditional custodians?
Traditional custodians physically hold your private keys and assets, whereas Vaultody provides the technology and policy engine while you retain custody. MPC distributes key shares so that no single system ever holds the full private key, significantly reducing single points of failure.
Which blockchains does Vaultody support?
Vaultody supports a broad and growing range of blockchains used for payments, DeFi, NFTs and stablecoins. Supported chains include major programmable networks and payment chains, as well as integrations with exchanges, DeFi protocols, staking and compliance services. Exact coverage can be confirmed with the Vaultody team.

Security and Compliance

How does MPC improve wallet security?
MPC splits a private key into multiple shares distributed across independent components. Transactions are signed collaboratively using these shares, but the full key is never reconstructed in one place. This design mitigates many of the risks associated with HSM compromise, insider threats and key backup misuse.
Does Vaultody support regulatory and audit requirements?
Yes. Vaultody’s policy engine, role-based access control and detailed logging are designed to help institutions demonstrate strong governance. Features such as approval chains, volume limits, whitelists, and exportable activity logs support regulatory reviews, internal audits and risk assessments.
What certifications does Vaultody pursue?
Vaultody is working toward SOC 2 Type 1 and ISO 27001 certifications, reflecting a commitment to rigorous information security and operational controls. The platform design aligns with best practices for secure key management and infrastructure resilience.

Use Cases and Integration

Which organizations benefit most from Vaultody?
Vaultody is ideal for exchanges, OTC desks, banks, neobanks, hedge funds, asset managers, payment processors, lending platforms, DAO treasuries, Web3 wallets, gaming and metaverse projects, AI agent platforms and other organizations that manage digital assets at scale.
How long does integration typically take?
Integration time depends on your architecture and regulatory requirements. Some teams integrate the APIs and deploy an initial pilot within a few weeks, while larger institutions with extensive governance and multi-region architectures may require longer project timelines.
Can Vaultody be used to power end-user wallets?
Yes. Wallet-as-a-Service enables you to embed secure MPC wallets directly into your products. End users retain key ownership, while your application controls UX, risk rules and business logic via APIs.