Vaultody
Vaultody is a secure, user-friendly MPC solutions provider for institutional asset management.
What is Vaultody?
Vaultody is a non-custodial wallet infrastructure provider for exchanges, fintech platforms, asset managers, and Web3 innovators. It uses MPC/TSS security with multi-layer protection, enabling organizations to retain full control of their assets while Vaultody provides the enterprise-grade infrastructure for security, compliance, and programmability. Vaultody's solution suite includes Direct Custody for institutions managing digital assets on behalf of customers, Treasury Management for multi-chain asset visibility and governance, and Wallet as a Service with API-first integration. With $10B+ in assets secured, 10M+ wallets created, and 15M+ transactions processed, Vaultody offers configurable approval policies, real-time webhook notifications, and multi-chain support.
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