Vaultody Integrations: Layers & Standards

Overview of Integration Layers

Vaultody’s integration standards are organized into several layers so that banks, exchanges, funds, neobanks, Web3 platforms and enterprise developers can design governed, scalable digital asset workflows:

• Protocols & Blockchains: Connectivity to major L1 and L2 networks and their native tokens.
• Exchange Integrations: Upcoming support for high‑volume centralized exchanges for liquidity and settlement.
• DeFi Connectivity: Secure access to DeFi applications through WalletConnect and integrated DeFi protocols.
• Backup & Recovery: Self‑hosted and policy‑driven backup strategies for MPC key shares.
• Compliance Integrations: Hooks for on‑chain monitoring, AML/KYC, and reporting vendors.
• Staking Integrations: Infrastructure for staking on supported networks via non‑custodial wallets.

Supported Blockchains and Protocols

The following list summarizes current protocol‑level integrations. Support is continuously expanding; new blockchains and tokens can be added on request.

Layer‑1 and Layer‑2 Blockchains

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

Tokens and DeFi Protocols

Vaultody integrates a broad range of tokens and DeFi building blocks on top of the supported networks:

• Tether (USDT)
• USD Coin (USDC)
• Dai (DAI)
• Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)
• Chainlink (LINK)
• Uniswap (UNI)
• Aave
• Synthetix
• Maker
• Cronos
• Celsius
• Compound
• Additional ERC‑20 and chain‑specific tokens on request

Exchange Integrations

Vaultody’s integration layer is designed to connect MPC wallets and policy engines to centralized exchanges so that institutions can automate treasury, settlement and trading flows while staying non‑custodial.

Planned Exchange Connectivity

• Binance – coming soon
• Coinbase – coming soon
• Kraken – coming soon

Exchange integrations are implemented without transferring key ownership to the exchange. Policies defined in Vaultody continue to control withdrawals, approved destinations, limits and multi‑party approvals.

DeFi Connectivity

Vaultody offers secure connectivity to DeFi protocols with governance enforced at the wallet layer.

Current DeFi Connectivity

• WalletConnect for connecting MPC wallets to supported DeFi dApps.
• Direct integrations to DeFi protocols such as Uniswap, Aave, Compound and others via supported chains and tokens.

Institutions can define which protocols, contracts and assets are allowed, and can require approvals or risk checks before interactions are signed by the MPC cluster.

Backup & Recovery Integrations

Backup and recovery are critical in an MPC environment, where key material is split into shares and distributed. Vaultody supports integrations that help you design resilient backup strategies.

Current Backup & Recovery Options

• Self‑hosted backup for MPC key shares, allowing you to store recovery material under your own security controls.
• Configurable policies around how and when backup material can be accessed or reconstructed.

Compliance Integrations

Compliance integrations allow Vaultody to plug into your existing monitoring, AML, KYC and reporting stack. This keeps policy decisions and audit trails close to wallet operations.

• Support for connecting to third‑party compliance and transaction‑monitoring providers.
• Policy‑driven routing of transactions for screening and approval before final signature.

Staking Integrations

Staking integrations enable non‑custodial yield generation from supported proof‑of‑stake networks while preserving enterprise governance.

• Staking flows executed via Vaultody MPC wallets instead of custodian‑controlled addresses.
• Support for role‑based approvals and limits per staking validator or protocol.

Integration Categories Summary

Integration Layers at a Glance

• Layer 1 – Protocols & Tokens: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, L2s, and a broad ERC‑20 and token universe.
• Layer 2 – Liquidity & Exchanges: Planned integrations for Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and other high‑volume venues.
• Layer 3 – DeFi Access: WalletConnect and native protocol integrations for lending, DEX trading, and liquidity.
• Layer 4 – Governance & Compliance: External AML/KYC, analytics and reporting tools.
• Layer 5 – Resilience & Staking: Backup, recovery and staking integrations for long‑term operations.

How to Request a New Integration

If an integration you require is not yet available, Vaultody provides a structured request process.

1. Check the directory: Confirm that the asset or service you need is not already listed in the integrations catalog.
2. Define your use case: Clarify whether you need blockchain support, exchange connectivity, DeFi access, compliance integration, backup tooling or staking.
3. Submit a request: Contact Vaultody through the “Request an Integration” or “Contact Us” page with your requirements and timelines.
4. Technical assessment: Vaultody evaluates feasibility, security considerations, and dependencies with you and/or the external provider.
5. Implementation & rollout: Once approved, the integration is implemented, tested, and then rolled out into your production environment.

For detailed scoping or to prioritize a new integration, reach out to the Vaultody team via the main contact page.

Integrations for Different Customer Segments

The same integration standards are applied across multiple customer segments, allowing consistent security and governance regardless of your business model:

• Centralized exchanges and trading venues.
• OTC desks and prime brokers.
• Traditional banks and financial institutions.
• Neobanks and payment processors.
• Wallet providers and infrastructure platforms.
• DeFi platforms, DAOs, and Web3 applications.
• Gaming, metaverse, and real‑world asset projects.

Quick Reference FAQ

Do I need every integration to start using Vaultody?

No. You can begin with the blockchains, tokens, and services that are critical for your initial use case and add more integrations over time as your product or operation expands.

How are integration changes managed in production?

New integrations are introduced through environment‑specific testing, change‑management workflows, and policy updates. Institutions can decide when to enable a new blockchain, token, or provider for live use.

Is Vaultody limited to the integrations listed here?

No. The list on this page reflects current and planned integrations, but the platform is designed to extend to new protocols, exchanges, and vendors upon request, subject to security and feasibility review.