Web3 is full of opportunities - DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, on-chain trading, and countless other decentralized applications. But for institutional investors, accessing this ecosystem securely has always been a challenge.

That’s changing. Vaultody has integrated WalletConnect, opening the door for clients to connect directly with dApps while keeping their assets safeguarded in Vaultody’s MPC-powered vaults.

Why WalletConnect is a Big Deal

If Web3 were a city, WalletConnect would be the secure bridge that lets you cross from your wallet into the bustling heart of decentralized applications. It’s an open-source protocol that:

• Creates encrypted connections between wallets and dApps without ever revealing private keys.
   
• Works across thousands of decentralized financial applications and platforms.
   
• Allows seamless access from mobile, desktop, and browser environments.

For retail crypto users, WalletConnect is already a go-to tool. Now, with Vaultody’s integration, institutional players can tap into the same connectivity - without compromising security or compliance.

What This Means for Vaultody Clients

Before this integration, engaging with dApps often meant moving funds into external wallets, setting up new security processes, and accepting additional operational risk. With WalletConnect now built into Vaultody, that’s no longer necessary.

Here’s how the experience changes:

1. Direct Ethereum Access from Vaults

Clients can interact with Ethereum-based DeFi protocols directly through Vaultody—trade, stake, lend, or borrow without shifting assets elsewhere.

2. MPC Security All the Way

Vaultody’s multi-party computation technology keeps cryptographic keys split and stored in separate secure locations. Even when transacting with a dApp, your keys remain fully protected.

3. No Operational Headaches

One environment. One set of security policies. Full dApp access. That means less time on operational logistics and more time executing strategies.

4. Built for Expansion

Ethereum is just the first stop. Support for additional blockchains will follow, unlocking a much broader spectrum of Web3 applications.

Why Institutions Have Been Waiting for This

The decentralized economy has matured to the point where institutional participation isn’t just experimental - it’s strategic. DeFi protocols offer liquidity options, NFT marketplaces open new asset classes, and on-chain governance allows direct influence over protocol development.

But until now, institutions had to choose between security and access. Vaultody’s WalletConnect integration removes that trade-off.

“Institutional clients want more than just safe storage,” says Iliyan Iliev, Vaultody`s Product Owner. “They want the ability to participate in Web3 markets with the same level of security and oversight they expect from traditional finance, and even beyond. This integration delivers exactly that.”

A Step Toward a Fully Connected Institutional Web3

This is more than a feature drop - it’s part of Vaultody’s vision to make institutional custody a launchpad for digital asset engagement. The ability to connect directly to dApps without leaving the security perimeter fundamentally changes how institutions can operate in Web3.

And this is only the beginning. With more blockchains and integrations on the roadmap, Vaultody is positioning itself as the secure access point to the decentralized economy for serious investors.