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The security of a digital vault combined with the flexibility of custody technology. Protected with #MPC. Get early access: https://nitter.cf/t.co/FmEzBFVl23

Sofia, Bulgaria
Joined December 2022
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In a 3-of-3 MPC signing scheme, your share alone cannot sign if the vendor vanishes. The exit plan is the backup: shares wrapped to an RSA key you generate, opened offline by a public MIT-licensed tool. vaultody.com/blog/635-mpc-ke…
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A coding agent can rewrite any guardrail that lives in its own code. OpenAI's testnet ETH incident makes the case: the agent that requests a transaction must never be the party that authorizes it. vaultody.com/blog/634-ai-age…
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A 150-recipient batch on Bitcoin is one on-chain transaction. On EVM chains and Solana it is one request and one approval, but still one transfer per recipient. Plan reconciliation accordingly. vaultody.com/blog/633-mass-c…
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Stop pre-funding every deposit address with ETH. On Vaultody, one funded vault address pays gas for token transfers from any other address in the same vault: EIP-7702 on EVM chains, the native fee-payer slot on Solana. vaultody.com/blog/632-gas-sp…
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10,000 daily USDT payouts on Tron. Per-transfer fee: $0.20. Hidden cost: $50K-$100K in idle working capital fragmented across hot wallet buffers. Custody architecture determines capital efficiency. vaultody.com/blog/631-tron-p…
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Vaultody Automations sweep balances on threshold rules across 17 blockchains. 3-of-3 MPC signing. Vaultody holds two shares, you hold one. No hot wallet. No internet-facing private key. Every sweep logged. vaultody.com/blog/630-automa…
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We're at @EBlockchainCon in Barcelona, 16–17 Sept — booth 20. Our Co-Founder & CEO @KhatibNashwan joins the panel on how institutional digital asset market infrastructure is actually built, with @AFME_EU @LSEGplc @boersedigital @Citi and @TreverGmbH
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FCA CASS 7: segregation is control, not accounting. A broker holding a single private key over pooled USDT has taken custody. That's capital, licensing, and audit consequences—not a bookkeeping issue. vaultody.com/blog/629-settli…
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Barcelona, 16–17 September. Our Co-Founder & CEO @KhatibNashwan is speaking at @EBlockchainCon. Institutions shouldn't have to hand over their keys to custody digital assets at scale. That's the conversation we're bringing. See you there.
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On Tron the fee is small. The float is not: TRX parked in every address that might send, plus a job to keep them funded. Fee Optimization removes the requirement — one prepaid balance, below burn cost, custody unchanged. vaultody.com/blog/628-tron-f…
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we built a whole MPC engine and the question I get most often is still "but who holds the keys?" nobody. that's the point. with MPC/TSS, the private key is never fully assembled anywhere. it's split across multiple parties and the signing happens without ever reconstructing it.
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you can hold your own assets directly. with institutional-grade security. without a custodian sitting in the middle taking on risk (and fees) on your behalf. took us a while to explain this clearly. still working on it.
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so even if someone breaches one party — they get nothing usable. enterprises have spent years trusting third-party custodians with their assets because they assumed self-custody at scale was too complex. Vaultody exists because that assumption is outdated.
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The hardest enterprise conversation isn't explaining the tech. It's when legal asks "who actually controls the keys?" With MPC/TSS, nobody holds the full key. It's split, distributed, only reconstructed at signing. That's what Vaultody is built on.
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UK’s Digital Gilt pilot is a major signal - tokenization is moving from experiments to sovereign market infrastructure. The real question now isn’t can we tokenize assets, but can we operate them securely and at scale zurl.co/wra4p #Tokenization #DigitalAssets #Vaultody
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USD1 concentration in Binance wallets highlights growing stablecoin risk for institutions. Multi-venue distribution, enforceable governance, and real-time visibility are critical for resilient asset management. zurl.co/pEZWX #Stablecoins #InstitutionalCrypto #Vaultody
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The 2026 crypto downturn exposed leverage and liquidity risks, driving institutions to strengthen governance and adopt non-custodial systems. Operational resilience is now key. Read more: zurl.co/ywbRb #Vaultody #CryptoMarket #InstitutionalCrypto
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Wallet dust is rising fast. Ethereum and stablecoins are increasingly flooded with dust, distorting on-chain data and creating real operational risk for institutions. Why it’s growing and how we solve it: zurl.co/6phgi #Vaultody #WalletDust #InstitutionalCrypto
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