Vaultody is a non‑custodial wallet infrastructure platform for institutions. It uses multi‑party computation (MPC/TSS) to secure private keys while giving exchanges, banks, hedge funds, Web3 wallets and gaming projects full control over their digital assets, policies and workflows.

How is Vaultody non‑custodial?

Vaultody never takes unilateral control of customer assets. Private keys are split into MPC shares and distributed, so no single party can sign alone. Policies, approvals and transaction initiation stay with your organization, making the setup non‑custodial by design.

Who should use Vaultody?

Vaultody is built for exchanges, OTC desks, traditional banks, neobanks, payment processors, hedge funds, Web3 wallets, DeFi platforms, DAOs, gaming and metaverse projects, and any enterprise that needs secure, scalable digital asset infrastructure.

Which blockchains and assets does Vaultody support?

Vaultody supports a growing set of major L1 and L2 blockchains and tokens via its integrations layer. Institutions get multi‑chain and multi‑asset support for Bitcoin, Ethereum and EVM networks, stablecoins, and other leading assets, with additional chains available on request.

How does Vaultody help with compliance and governance?

Vaultody adds policy‑driven approvals, transaction volume rules, whitelists and role‑based permissions on top of MPC signing. This allows compliance and risk teams to enforce segregation of duties, automate checks and produce auditable logs for regulators and internal controls.

What security controls does Vaultody provide?

Vaultody combines MPC/TSS key management, hardware enclaves and trusted execution environments, biometric and multi‑factor authentication, secure signing services, and robust backup and recovery mechanisms to protect digital assets against key theft, compromise and operational error.

Can developers integrate Vaultody programmatically?

Yes. Vaultody exposes API‑first infrastructure with REST endpoints, webhooks and SDKs. Developers can programmatically create wallets and vault accounts, initialize MPC signing sessions, configure policies, monitor balances and receive real‑time event notifications.

Non‑Custodial MPC Wallet Infrastructure for Digital Asset Institutions

Unified Digital Asset Operations, Non‑Custodial by Design

Vaultody acts as a unified digital wallet layer for all of your asset operations. The platform combines non‑custodial MPC security, automated governance and multi‑chain connectivity so your team can move and manage assets safely at enterprise scale.

Instead of relying on legacy custodians or fragmented wallet solutions, you get a single policy‑driven infrastructure where every transaction, approval and key share is controlled by your organization.

MPC/TSS key management with no single point of failure.
Support for hot, warm and treasury workflows across multiple chains.
Automated approvals, limits and audit trails for every transfer.
Real‑time visibility into balances, activities and risk exposure.

Trusted by Institutional Digital Asset Teams

Vaultody secures institutional‑grade operations around the world.

$10B+ assets secured: Protected with MPC and policy‑based controls.
10M+ wallets created: Non‑custodial wallets and vault accounts provisioned for end‑users and internal treasuries.
15M+ transactions processed: High‑volume, low‑latency signing for exchanges, fintechs and Web3 platforms.

Financial institutions, fintechs, asset managers and Web3 innovators use Vaultody to build, scale and govern their on‑chain products while maintaining regulatory alignment and operational resilience.

Vaultody Solution Suite

Vaultody’s solution suite covers the complete lifecycle of institutional digital asset operations: direct custody for client funds, treasury management for balance sheet assets and Wallet‑as‑a‑Service for end‑user wallets.

Direct Custody for Client Assets

Vaultody Direct Custody is designed for institutions that legally act as custodian for client funds but want to minimize key risk and operational complexity. MPC splits private keys into independent shares so that no single system or person can sign transactions alone.

Non‑custodial MPC architecture where you retain control over signing policies.
Configurable approval workflows with multi‑level approvers and thresholds.
Real‑time transaction webhooks for reconciliation, risk and compliance tooling.
API‑ready deployment that connects seamlessly to your existing back office, exchange or banking stack.

Direct Custody is ideal for centralized exchanges, OTC desks, custodians and payment processors that must hold client assets but need strong segregation of duties and auditable governance.

Treasury Management for Institutions and Funds

Vaultody Treasury Management gives corporate treasuries, funds and asset managers a consolidated view of their on‑chain portfolios with granular control over how capital moves between wallets, strategies and counterparties.

Multi‑chain visibility into balances, exposures and transaction history.
Automated governance rules, such as per‑asset limits, address whitelists and dual‑control approvals.
MPC‑backed signing infrastructure integrated directly into treasury workflows.
Operational and regulatory reports that help satisfy internal risk committees and external regulators.

Whether you manage fund capital, corporate balance sheet assets or token treasuries, Vaultody helps you enforce consistent controls across all wallets and teams.

Wallet‑as‑a‑Service for Web3 and Fintech

Vaultody Wallet‑as‑a‑Service (WaaS) lets you embed non‑custodial wallets into your products so your users keep key ownership while you orchestrate UX, compliance and monetization.

End‑users retain private key ownership thanks to MPC‑based threshold signing.
Full API integration for wallet creation, address management and transaction flows.
Multi‑chain, multi‑asset support to power DeFi, NFTs, gaming, stablecoins and more.
Programmable policies that enforce spending limits, risk checks and fraud controls.

WaaS is suited to Web3 wallets, gaming platforms, neobanks and any application that wants to provide a secure, branded wallet experience with institutional‑grade security under the hood.

MPC‑Powered Enterprise‑Grade Protection

At the center of Vaultody is MPC Core – a distributed signing engine that replaces single private keys with mathematically secure key shares. No single server, device or administrator can compromise a wallet on their own.

Distributed key generation: Private keys are never created in a single place; each party only holds a share.
Threshold signing: Transactions require a configurable subset of shares, which aligns with your internal approval policies.
Chain‑agnostic security: The same MPC engine protects assets across supported blockchains and account types.

Defense‑in‑Depth Security Controls

Vaultody extends MPC with multiple layers of hardware and software security to protect against compromise and operational errors.

Hardware enclaves / trusted execution environments: Key operations happen inside protected environments that are isolated from the host operating system.
Secure signing servers: Dedicated signing components enforce policies, log events and ensure deterministic, auditable behavior.
Biometric and multi‑factor authentication: Human approvals require MFA to prevent unauthorized signers from moving funds.
Vault backup and recovery: Encrypted backup procedures and recovery workflows ensure you can restore access without recreating keys or handing control to a third party.

Key Features for High‑Velocity Digital Asset Operations

Vaultody is built for teams that need to process transactions quickly while staying within strict security, compliance and risk limits.

Operational and Transaction Features

Unified transactions: Simplified address creation and management that reduces fragmentation and operational risk.
Gas fee sponsorship: Fee abstraction models so entities can sponsor gas for end‑users or internal workflows without compromising control.
Instant notifications: Webhooks and event streams for vaults, vault accounts and addresses, enabling real‑time reconciliation and monitoring.
Automated workflows: Programmable approvals, routing logic and exception handling to reduce manual operations and human error.

Governance, Roles and Policy Controls

Team roles and permissions: Role‑based access control to segregate duties between traders, operators, compliance and management.
Vault account hierarchy: Structured vault accounts inside a single vault to separate strategies, business units, clients or projects.
Transaction volume rules: Policy‑level controls on amounts, frequency and destinations to stop abnormal transfers before they settle on‑chain.

Who Vaultody Serves

Vaultody is engineered for institutional and high‑growth teams operating with real regulatory, reputational and market‑risk constraints.

Exchanges and OTC Desks

Centralized exchanges and OTC desks use Vaultody to secure hot and warm wallets, manage liquidity across venues and satisfy institutional counterparties.

Always‑on MPC signing for high‑volume deposits and withdrawals.
Separation between trading systems and key material.
Granular approvals for large transfers, treasury movements and rebalancing.

Traditional Banks, Neobanks and Payment Providers

Banks and payment companies integrate Vaultody to power crypto accounts, stablecoin flows and digital asset rails without outsourcing custody.

Non‑custodial architecture aligned with banking‑grade security expectations.
Policy‑driven controls to align with AML, sanctions and internal risk frameworks.
Infrastructure that sits alongside core banking systems rather than replacing them.

Hedge Funds, Asset Managers and Treasuries

Funds and corporate treasuries rely on Vaultody to safely execute strategies, manage portfolio risk and comply with mandates.

Multi‑signer approvals that reflect investment committee structures.
Clear segregation between trading desks, operations and custody.
Reporting that supports NAV calculations, audits and regulatory filings.

Web3 Wallets, DeFi, DAOs and Gaming

Web3 projects, wallets and gaming platforms leverage Vaultody as their MPC engine to provide secure, smooth user experiences.

Non‑custodial wallets for end‑users with integrated gas abstraction and sponsorship.
APIs for programmatic wallet creation, on‑chain actions and payout flows.
Controls that adapt to DAO governance, NFT marketplaces and in‑game economies.

Share the Trust, Guard the Keys

With Vaultody, custody stays with you while MPC‑powered infrastructure protects your digital asset operations. You define who initiates transactions, who must approve them and how risk is controlled—Vaultody enforces those rules cryptographically.

Speak with our team to see how Vaultody MPC Core, Direct Custody, Treasury Management and Wallet‑as‑a‑Service can support your exchange, bank, fund, Web3 application or gaming platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Vaultody different from a traditional custodian?

Traditional custodians typically centralize key management and decision‑making. Vaultody, by contrast, provides non‑custodial MPC infrastructure so your organization keeps control over keys, approvals and operations while benefiting from modern cryptography and automation.

Can Vaultody support multiple jurisdictions and entities?

Yes. You can structure vaults and vault accounts around legal entities, business units or regions, and apply distinct policies per group. This approach helps global organizations satisfy jurisdiction‑specific requirements while operating on a single infrastructure layer.

How long does integration usually take?

Integration timelines depend on scope, but most teams integrate core functionality—wallet creation, transaction signing, policies and monitoring—within a few weeks using the documented APIs and support from Vaultody’s engineering team.

Is Vaultody suitable for smaller teams?

Vaultody is used both by large institutions and high‑growth startups. Smaller teams gain the same security and governance patterns as bigger organizations, while only enabling the features they need at their current scale.

How does Vaultody handle backup and disaster recovery?

Vaultody implements encrypted backups of MPC key shares and recovery workflows that allow institutions to regain control without exposing full private keys or handing unilateral control to a third party. Disaster‑recovery designs are tailored to each client’s risk model.