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The Vault launches SaaS custody service
03 September 2026 Cyprus
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The Vault, an institutional digital asset custody and treasury infrastructure platform, has launched its cloud-delivered SaaS custody service.
According to the firm, the offering is designed to give financial institutions, asset managers, family offices, payment providers, and digital asset-native businesses the same cryptography, governance model, and policy engine that it uses in on-premises installations.
Keys are split into shares using proprietary threshold multi-party computation (MPC), developed in-house; signing runs inside hardware-isolated trusted execution environments (TEEs); and a regulated entity holds a seat in the signing quorum for every transaction, the firm says.
Clients can opt for either a hybrid or on-premises configuration, which can be changed without system re-implementation, and each of its three deployment models is hosted on the same engine.
The service comes after a year of integrations by The Vault, including stablecoin settlement, non-custodial validators, and a joint advisory programme.
Speaking on the launch, Artem Stopnevich, CEO of The Vault, says: “SaaS Custody uses the same MPC engine, the same TEE-isolated signing and the same co-signer quorum as our on-premises product.
“A client can be live this month and can take the whole setup in-house on the day their board or their regulator asks for it.”
According to the firm, the offering is designed to give financial institutions, asset managers, family offices, payment providers, and digital asset-native businesses the same cryptography, governance model, and policy engine that it uses in on-premises installations.
Keys are split into shares using proprietary threshold multi-party computation (MPC), developed in-house; signing runs inside hardware-isolated trusted execution environments (TEEs); and a regulated entity holds a seat in the signing quorum for every transaction, the firm says.
Clients can opt for either a hybrid or on-premises configuration, which can be changed without system re-implementation, and each of its three deployment models is hosted on the same engine.
The service comes after a year of integrations by The Vault, including stablecoin settlement, non-custodial validators, and a joint advisory programme.
Speaking on the launch, Artem Stopnevich, CEO of The Vault, says: “SaaS Custody uses the same MPC engine, the same TEE-isolated signing and the same co-signer quorum as our on-premises product.
“A client can be live this month and can take the whole setup in-house on the day their board or their regulator asks for it.”
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