What non-custodial means at VaultFi
In the VaultFi core wallet, the design goal is clear ownership and customer authorization. Wallet activity is authorized by the customer rather than treating VaultFi like a conventional exchange balance.
That distinction matters because a wallet interface and a custodial account are not the same thing. VaultFi describes optional company-controlled services separately instead of applying the non-custodial label to every feature.
- Customer-authorized wallet activity
- Existing wallet identities and blockchain addresses are preserved
- Blockchain state remains authoritative for on-chain assets
- Company-controlled services are identified separately
One wallet experience across major blockchain families
VaultFi’s wallet architecture includes support for Bitcoin, Ethereum and supported EVM networks, Solana, TRON and XRP Ledger.
Asset and feature availability can vary by blockchain, network and jurisdiction.
Non-custodial does not mean risk-free
Self-custody changes who controls transaction authorization, but it does not eliminate phishing, device compromise, address mistakes, smart-contract risk, blockchain risk or market risk.
VaultFi combines the wallet model with account-security controls, transaction safeguards, a Trust Center, public service status and vulnerability reporting.