Vaultody MPC Wallet Infrastructure for Secure Digital Asset Management

Vaultody provides non‑custodial, multi‑party computation (MPC) wallet infrastructure that lets exchanges, fintechs and financial institutions manage digital assets securely across multiple blockchains while retaining full control of private keys.

Non‑Custodial Wallet Infrastructure for Exchanges, Fintechs and Institutions

Vaultody is an enterprise‑grade platform that unifies hot, warm and treasury wallets under a single non‑custodial architecture. Using MPC and threshold signature schemes (TSS), Vaultody eliminates single points of failure and enables programmable governance for every transaction.

With Vaultody you can design policy‑driven digital asset operations that scale globally, comply with internal and external requirements, and keep cryptographic keys under your organisation’s control.

Platform Scale and Trust Metrics

Vaultody secures institutional volumes of digital assets and underpins mission‑critical infrastructure for regulated and high‑growth businesses.

These metrics reflect live production usage where uptime, latency and operational resilience are as important as cryptographic strength.

Vaultody Solution Suite

Vaultody combines three core product lines to cover the full lifecycle of institutional digital asset operations: custody for client funds, treasury for proprietary balance sheets, and Wallet‑as‑a‑Service for end‑user wallets.

Direct Custody for Client Assets

Direct Custody is designed for exchanges, brokers, OTC desks and custodians that hold digital assets on behalf of their customers while needing strict segregation, governance and auditability.

  • Operate hot and warm wallets at scale without exposing a single private key.
  • Enforce configurable approval policies, multi‑level workflows and role‑based permissions.
  • Receive real‑time webhook notifications for deposits, withdrawals and policy events.
  • Deploy MPC key‑shares via API for rapid onboarding of new vaults and accounts.

Treasury Management for Balance Sheet Assets

Treasury Management gives financial institutions, corporates and funds a multi‑chain control plane for managing proprietary digital asset reserves across wallets, entities and jurisdictions.

  • Gain consolidated, real‑time visibility into balances and movements across vaults, accounts and chains.
  • Automate governance with transaction limits, time‑based rules and segregation of duties.
  • Use MPC‑enabled signing infrastructure purpose‑built for funds, market makers and asset managers.
  • Generate operational and compliance reports aligned with internal policy and regulatory standards.

Wallet as a Service (WaaS)

Wallet as a Service is an API‑first infrastructure layer that allows fintechs, Web3 applications and exchanges to issue secure, non‑custodial wallets to millions of end‑users.

  • Let end‑users retain private key ownership while you orchestrate policy and UX.
  • Leverage threshold signing with MPC‑backed authorisation for every transaction.
  • Support multiple chains and assets with one integration, including address generation and monitoring.
  • Embed wallet creation, backup and recovery flows directly into your application.

MPC‑Powered Enterprise Security Core

Vaultody’s security architecture is centred on multi‑party computation and hardened execution environments. Private keys are split into independent shares, distributed across devices and infrastructure, and used to sign transactions without ever being combined.

Core Security Components

  • Trusted Execution Environments (TEE): critical signing operations take place inside hardware enclaves, protecting key‑shares from OS‑level compromise.
  • SecureSign server: orchestrates MPC protocols, enforces policies and logs every signing event for forensics and compliance.
  • Biometric and multi‑factor authentication: step‑up verification for sensitive actions and high‑value transactions.
  • Vault backup and recovery: policy‑controlled backup of key‑shares and vault metadata to support disaster recovery without re‑exposing full keys.

This layered model reduces single points of failure and aligns with institutional expectations around SOC 2 and ISO 27001‑style controls.

Key Platform Features

Unified Transaction Orchestration

Vaultody normalises transaction flows across chains so teams can operate from a single control plane rather than bespoke tooling per network.

  • Unified and unique address creation across vaults and accounts.
  • Deterministic routing of deposits and withdrawals to the correct policy set.
  • Consistent monitoring, alerting and reconciliation workflows over heterogeneous chains.

Gas Fee Sponsorship and Abstraction

Gas sponsorship allows your organisation to pay network fees on behalf of end‑users or internal accounts while abstracting gas complexity from application flows.

  • Define which wallets or operations are eligible for sponsored gas.
  • Use any designated address or treasury wallet to fund network fees.
  • Prevent failed transactions due to under‑funded gas accounts on supported chains.

Operational Efficiency and Automation

Vaultody streamlines daily operations for risk, treasury and engineering teams.

  • Automated processing of deposits, withdrawals and internal transfers based on predefined rules.
  • API‑first design for full integration into core banking, trading or back‑office systems.
  • Programmable approval flows that adapt to asset type, counterparty, value and geography.

Instant Transaction Notifications

Real‑time webhooks keep your systems and users in sync with on‑chain activity.

  • Event‑driven notifications for vaults, accounts and addresses.
  • Hooks for internal ledgering, customer notifications and reconciliation workflows.
  • Minimised polling and simpler integration into existing monitoring stacks.

Governance, Roles and Policy Controls

Granular governance is built into the platform to support complex organisations.

  • Team roles and permissions: configure who can initiate, approve or view transactions per vault, asset or business unit.
  • Vault account hierarchy: create multiple sub‑accounts within a vault to segregate strategies, legal entities or client segments.
  • Transaction volume rules: apply limits by asset, counterparty, geography or time window, with automatic escalation when thresholds are exceeded.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is built for regulated and high‑volume operators that cannot compromise on security, uptime or governance.

Crypto Exchanges and Trading Venues

Exchanges rely on Vaultody to secure hot and warm wallets while minimising operational friction.

  • Scale hot wallet infrastructure for spot, derivatives and perpetual products.
  • Maintain non‑custodial security while integrating with matching engines and banking rails.
  • Design per‑market, per‑asset and per‑user withdrawal policies.

Hedge Funds, Market Makers and Asset Managers

Funds use Vaultody to orchestrate on‑exchange and on‑chain strategies while meeting operational and compliance standards.

  • Segregate trading, treasury and operational wallets with dedicated approval flows.
  • Implement multi‑signer governance over strategy‑specific vaults.
  • Integrate reporting with fund accounting and investor reporting systems.

Web3 Wallets and Consumer Applications

Wallet providers and consumer apps integrate Wallet‑as‑a‑Service to launch secure multi‑chain wallets without building MPC infrastructure in‑house.

  • Offer self‑custodial experiences where users own their keys.
  • Leverage MPC to protect users from device loss and single‑key compromise.
  • Expose a unified API for wallet creation, signing and monitoring.

Banks, Neobanks and Payment Institutions

Traditional and digital banks use Vaultody to add digital asset capabilities alongside existing payment and deposit products.

  • Integrate non‑custodial digital asset infrastructure with core banking systems.
  • Apply bank‑grade governance to crypto products, including segregation of duties and four‑eyes approvals.
  • Support retail and corporate flows such as deposits, payments and remittances.

Gaming, Metaverse and Digital Commerce Platforms

Gaming and metaverse platforms use Vaultody to secure in‑game assets, reward systems and marketplace treasuries.

  • Manage large volumes of small transactions efficiently and securely.
  • Protect in‑game asset vaults against key compromise and operational error.
  • Support multi‑chain token economies and NFT‑based items through a consistent framework.

Selected Customer Feedback

  • Fintech teams emphasise secure, developer‑friendly APIs that allow rapid integration of crypto capabilities into existing products.
  • Web3 companies value institutional‑grade protection combined with flexible treasury and wallet management.
  • Institutions highlight the importance of MPC security, automation and responsive support for day‑to‑day operations.

Own Your Digital Asset Future

Vaultody’s MPC Core lets your organisation share operational trust across teams while guarding cryptographic keys and regulatory posture. Custody remains with you; Vaultody supplies the infrastructure, security and automation needed to operate at scale.

How to Onboard to Vaultody MPC Wallet Infrastructure

This step‑by‑step outline describes a typical onboarding path for an enterprise integrating Vaultody.

  1. Step 1 – Define Use Cases and Governance Requirements

    Clarify which business lines (exchange, treasury, payments, gaming, etc.) will use Vaultody and what regulatory or internal controls must be enforced. Document approval chains, signing thresholds and separation of duties.

  2. Step 2 – Design the Vault and Account Structure

    Work with Vaultody solutions engineers to map entities, vaults and vault accounts to your legal and operational structure. Decide how to segment client funds, proprietary assets and internal wallets.

  3. Step 3 – Integrate the API and Webhooks

    Connect your core systems to Vaultody’s API for wallet creation, transaction initiation and policy management. Implement webhook handlers to trigger internal processes such as ledgering, notifications and compliance checks.

  4. Step 4 – Configure Policies and Roles

    Set transaction limits, time‑based rules and approval workflows per asset, vault or business unit. Assign roles and permissions to operations, treasury, risk and engineering teams.

  5. Step 5 – Run Testing, Simulation and Cut‑Over

    Execute test transactions across supported chains, validate policy behaviour and failover scenarios, and confirm monitoring coverage. Once satisfied, gradually migrate production flows and monitor closely during the first period.

Product and Category Overview

Product: Vaultody Direct Custody

Vaultody Direct Custody is a non‑custodial wallet and vault infrastructure for organisations that manage client assets.

  • Category: institutional digital asset custody platform.
  • Use cases: exchanges, brokers, OTC desks, custodians.
  • Key value: segregated client funds, automated approvals, MPC‑based key management.

Product: Vaultody Treasury Management

Vaultody Treasury Management provides a governance and automation layer for corporate and institutional balance‑sheet assets.

  • Category: digital asset treasury and policy engine.
  • Use cases: banks, funds, corporates, payment companies.
  • Key value: consolidated visibility, risk controls and compliance‑ready reporting.

Product: Vaultody Wallet as a Service

Wallet as a Service is an embedded MPC wallet layer for any application that needs to issue secure, non‑custodial wallets to users.

  • Category: wallet infrastructure / embedded wallet platform.
  • Use cases: fintech apps, Web3 dApps, exchanges, gaming platforms.
  • Key value: rapid launch of multi‑chain wallets without building security infrastructure from scratch.

Digital Asset Custody and MPC Wallet Infrastructure FAQ

What is a non‑custodial MPC wallet infrastructure?

A non‑custodial MPC wallet infrastructure is a system where cryptographic private keys are split into multiple shares and managed collaboratively by devices and services, rather than being stored or used in a single location. With Vaultody, your organisation retains ultimate control of the key‑shares and assets, while the platform orchestrates MPC signing, policies and monitoring.

How does Vaultody reduce key and operational risk?

Vaultody reduces risk by never reconstructing full private keys, isolating key‑shares in hardware enclaves, enforcing multi‑factor and multi‑approver policies, and providing granular audit logs. Transaction volume rules, role‑based access control and automated approvals further limit the impact of insider threats and operational mistakes.

Which blockchains and integrations are supported?

Vaultody integrates with major public blockchains, leading exchanges, DeFi protocols, staking providers and compliance tools via a unified API. Supported integrations include:

  • Protocols and networks (multi‑chain support).
  • Centralised exchanges for liquidity flows.
  • DeFi connectivity for on‑chain strategies.
  • Backup, recovery and key‑archive solutions.
  • Analytics, AML and compliance providers.
  • Staking partners for yield‑bearing assets.

Is Vaultody suitable for regulated financial institutions?

Yes. Vaultody’s design aligns with common expectations around SOC 2 and ISO 27001‑style controls, and supports strict segregation of duties, multi‑layer approvals and auditable transaction logs. Banks, neobanks, payment processors and other regulated entities use Vaultody to deliver digital asset products while maintaining governance standards consistent with their existing businesses.

How long does it take to integrate Vaultody?

Timelines vary by complexity, but most teams can complete an initial integration in weeks, not months. A typical project covers use‑case scoping, vault design, API integration, policy configuration, testing and phased go‑live. Vaultody provides documentation and solution engineering support throughout the process.