MPC custody · SOC 2 Type II · live on 14 chains

Custody that answers back.

Institutional-grade wallet infrastructure with a programmable API — and Vela, an assistant that can query balances, manage keys, and move funds when you ask.

V
Vela
connected to your vault
"Hi — I'm Vela. I can see your wallets, balances, and transaction history, and I can act on them for you. What can I help with?"
Try asking me something ↓
Show my wallet balances List my API keys Recent transactions Recover a seed phrase
$2.4B
Assets secured
14
Chains supported
99.99%
Uptime SLA
MPC
Key architecture
// what Vela can do

An assistant with real access.

Vela isn't a chatbot bolted onto a help page. She's connected to the same infrastructure your API is — so she can read and act, not just answer.

Query anything

Balances, transaction history, wallet metadata across all 14 chains. Ask in plain language: "what did wallet 3 send last week?"

Manage keys & secrets

Rotate API keys, inspect trading-bot credentials, review access. Vela reads from the live system_config store.

Execute on request

Move funds, sign transactions, trigger recovery flows. Vela has the same tool access as an authenticated session.

// for developers & agents

MCP-native. Bring your own agent.

AICryptoVault exposes a full Model Context Protocol surface. Point your own agent at our endpoint and it can query wallets, run transactions, and manage keys directly — no glue code.

Connect in one line

Our MCP servers are listed on Smithery and discoverable via /.well-known/mcp. Agents authenticate and get immediate tool access.

MCP integration guide →
# point any MCP client at the vault
mcp connect https://agent.aicryptovault.net/sse

# tools become available immediately:
  query_wallets       // balances, metadata
  query_transactions  // full history
  access_files        // config, keys, backups
  list_files          // vault filesystem

# or just ask Vela in natural language