Share the Trust, Guard the Keys

Vaultody is an enterprise MPC wallet platform that turns complex, multi-chain digital asset operations into a secure, governed workflow. Whether you run an exchange, fintech app, fund, or Web3 protocol, you can orchestrate hot, warm, and treasury wallets with institutional controls while staying non-custodial.

Key value proposition

• Non‑custodial by design: you or your users always remain in control of private keys.
• Multi-party computation (MPC/TSS) for secure distributed signing with no single point of failure.
• Unified infrastructure for custody, treasury management, and Wallet‑as‑a‑Service (WaaS).
• Policy-driven governance with approvals, limits, and role-based access control.
• Multi-chain support, real-time visibility, and automated compliance integrations.

Proven Digital Asset Infrastructure at Scale

Vaultody is trusted by exchanges, payment providers, Web3 startups, and financial institutions to secure high-value digital asset flows in production.

At a glance

• $10B+ in digital assets secured across custodial and non‑custodial setups.
• 10M+ wallets created for end users, institutions, and applications.
• 15M+ blockchain transactions processed with real-time monitoring.

What this means for your platform

By delegating the cryptographic and operational complexity to Vaultody, your team can focus on product and growth while operating within a robust security and compliance framework. You retain autonomy over asset flows and policy design, and Vaultody provides the MPC engine, integrations, and tooling to support enterprise-grade reliability.

Vaultody Solution Suite

Choose the solution family that matches who initiates transactions and who holds legal custody—your business or your end customer. All products are built on the same MPC wallet core and unified API.

MPC-Powered Enterprise Security Architecture

Vaultody’s security model is built around distributed trust: no single system, device, or operator can move funds without satisfying cryptographic and policy requirements. This reduces the risk of key theft, insider abuse, and operational errors.

Core components

• MPC/TSS key management: Private keys are never constructed in a single place. Signatures are generated through threshold cryptography across multiple shares.
• Hardware enclaves / trusted execution environments: Sensitive operations run inside isolated hardware-backed environments to protect key shares and signing logic.
• Secure signing servers: Dedicated signing services enforce policy checks and collect MPC shares, minimizing attack surface.
• Biometric and multi-factor authentication: Human approval steps can be gated by MFA, biometrics, or hardware tokens, depending on your risk model.
• Vault backup and recovery: Encrypted backups and structured recovery procedures ensure that wallet access can be restored without exposing full private keys.

Technical details: Vaultody Multi‑Party Computation (MPC)

Platform Features for High‑Velocity Asset Operations

Vaultody is built as an API-first infrastructure layer that supports high transaction throughput while preserving strong governance, observability, and compliance.

Transaction and wallet features

• Unified transactions and addresses: Standardized wallet and address creation across chains with consistent metadata, ensuring traceability and reducing operational errors.
• Gas fee sponsorship and abstraction: Sponsor gas fees or abstract them away from end users, allowing different addresses or assets to pay fees while preserving user experience.
• Instant transaction notifications: Webhook-based alerts for new deposits, withdrawals, policy triggers, and status changes across vaults and addresses.
• Operational automation: Automated batching, routing, and policy enforcement to reduce manual steps in treasury and exchange operations.

Governance and policy controls

• Team roles and permissions: Assign granular permissions to operations, compliance, treasury, and engineering teams. Enforce who can initiate, approve, or monitor specific actions.
• Vault accounts and hierarchy: Structure wallets into vaults and sub-accounts by client, desk, strategy, or business line to simplify reconciliation and reporting.
• Transaction volume rules: Define thresholds, per-asset limits, whitelists, and time-based rules that automatically require extra approvals or block risky flows.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is tailored for organizations that must combine strong security, regulatory readiness, and product velocity.

Primary segments

• Exchanges and trading venues: Non‑custodial wallet infrastructure for high-volume hot and warm wallets with zero-downtime requirements.
• OTC desks and brokers: Secure settlement and treasury infrastructure for bilateral trading and large orders.
• Traditional banks and neobanks: MPC-based custody layer for crypto products alongside existing core banking systems.
• Hedge funds, asset managers, and VCs: Policy-driven governance for strategies, fund entities, and LP-level reporting.
• Payment processors and fintechs: Embedded wallets and settlement rails for crypto payments, remittances, and on/off-ramp services.
• Web3 wallets, DeFi, and DAOs: White-label or API-based wallets with non-custodial control for users and governance participants.
• Gaming, metaverse, and RWA platforms: Secure management of in-game assets, NFTs, and tokenized real-world assets at scale.
• AI agent platforms: Policy-constrained wallets for autonomous agents that must transact on-chain under human-defined limits.

Benefits across segments

• Unified API and data model across chains and wallet types.
• Automated workflows that mirror existing operational processes.
• Chain-agnostic MPC security that can adapt as networks evolve.

How to Integrate Vaultody into Your Stack

Integrating Vaultody follows a clear sequence from design to production rollout.

1. Model your use case: Decide whether you are acting as custodian (Direct Custody or Treasury Management) or offering user-controlled wallets (Wallet‑as‑a‑Service). Map your regulatory obligations and internal approval flows.
2. Engage with the Vaultody team: Request access to discuss supported chains, transaction volumes, compliance requirements, and go‑live timelines.
3. Review developer resources: Use the API reference and help center to plan integration, including wallet creation, policy endpoints, MPC signing, and webhooks.
4. Implement and test: Integrate wallet creation, transaction flows, and policy checks in a non‑production environment. Run test cases for failures, approvals, and reconciliation.
5. Harden and go live: Connect monitoring, logging, and alerting; finalize roles and permissions; and onboard operational teams before enabling production flows.

What Clients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Vaultody suitable for regulated financial institutions?

Yes. Vaultody is designed with banks, custodians, and regulated fintechs in mind. The platform supports segregation of duties, detailed audit trails, and flexible policy controls, and it is aligning with SOC 2 Type 1 and ISO 27001 standards to meet institutional expectations.

Can Vaultody support both custodial and non‑custodial models?

Yes. Direct Custody and Treasury Management are suited to custodial models where your organization holds client assets. Wallet-as-a-Service supports non‑custodial or user-controlled configurations where end users keep key ownership, but your product controls UX and policy logic.

What geographies can use Vaultody?

Vaultody is built for global use and can be deployed by organizations operating in multiple jurisdictions. Regulatory treatment of digital assets varies, so your legal and compliance teams should determine how Vaultody fits local requirements; the platform’s non‑custodial architecture can assist in many cases.

How does Vaultody handle backup and recovery without exposing keys?

Vaultody uses MPC-based backup schemes where key shares are encrypted, segmented, and stored across different locations or entities. Recovery procedures are designed so that no single party reconstructs a full private key in raw form, preserving the non‑custodial, distributed trust model.

Where can developers start?

Developers can start with the public API documentation at developers.vaultody.com and self-serve resources in the help center. For production deployment, you can request access and work with the Vaultody team on architecture, limits, and onboarding.