Vultisig: Seedless Wallet API integration (TSS / MPC OpenFinance)

Compliant protocol analysis and production API delivery for Vultisig vaults across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and 40+ chains

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · OpenFinance · MPC · TSS · Multi-chain integration

Bring Vultisig vault data — balances, transactions, swaps — into your stack without touching seed phrases

Vultisig is an open-source TSS/MPC wallet where the private key never exists as a single object. Our team delivers protocol analysis, address derivation services, multi-chain balance and transaction APIs, and DeFi reconciliation pipelines that read straight from a user's authorized vault. Integrations follow OpenBanking-style consent patterns and stay compatible with the official vultisig open-source repositories and TypeScript SDK.

Vault & address derivation — Resolve ECDSA and EdDSA public addresses for UTXO, EVM, BFT and EdDSA chains from a Vultisig vault descriptor. Used to bootstrap portfolio dashboards and accounting systems.
Multi-chain balance API — Unified balance reads across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, Tron, TON, XRP, Cosmos, Osmosis, dYdX and 30+ more, with token, native and staked positions normalised into one schema.
Transaction history & statement export — Paginated transaction history with date ranges, asset filters, fiat valuation snapshots, and CSV/JSON/Excel/PDF export for tax, audit and ERP workflows.
DeFi & swap reconciliation — Track in-app swaps, MayaChain/THORChain cross-chain trades, savings vaults, pools and bridging, and reconcile them against on-chain settlement events.

What we deliver

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI / Swagger specification of every endpoint
  • Protocol & auth-flow report (vault descriptor, share custody boundaries, MCP/CLI surface)
  • Runnable source for vault descriptor parsing, balance and transaction APIs (Python & Node.js)
  • Test harness with stubbed devnet vaults and recorded chain fixtures
  • Compliance guidance: FATF Travel Rule mapping, MiCA reporting hints, OFAC screening hooks
  • Optional hosted gateway with pay-per-call billing instead of source-code delivery

Engagement at a glance

Two ways to engage. Source-code delivery from $300 hands you the runnable codebase plus full documentation; you only pay after the build passes acceptance testing. Pay-per-call gives you a managed endpoint with metered billing — suitable for teams that want to ship fast and avoid running infrastructure for a single integration. We can mix the two: deliver a source-code core, then host the heavy multi-chain indexer on our side.

Data available for integration

The table below summarises the structured data surface a Vultisig vault exposes once a user has authorized read access. Each row is a real surface in the app or its underlying chain RPCs — not a hypothetical field.

Data typeSource / surfaceGranularityTypical use
Vault descriptorVault QR / share metadata (no private material)Vault-level: chains enabled, derivation paths, signer countOnboarding, dashboard bootstrap
Per-chain addressesSDK address derivation (ECDSA + EdDSA)One address per supported chainPortfolio mapping, reporting
Native & token balancesChain RPC + indexers (Bitcoin, EVM, Solana, Cosmos…)Per-address, per-asset, with USD snapshotTreasury, accounting
Transaction historyPer-chain RPC / explorer feedsPer-tx: hash, time, asset, in/out, fee, counterpartyStatements, reconciliation
Swap & bridge eventsBuilt-in DeFi (e.g. MayaChain/THORChain)Per-leg: input asset, output asset, route, slippageTrade analytics, P&L
Staking & savings vault positionsCosmos staking, savings vaults, LP poolsPer-position: asset, principal, accrued rewardYield dashboards, tax
Approval / dApp connection logBrowser extension & WalletConnect surfacePer-dApp: origin, scope, status, last seenRisk control, revocation
Signing event auditVault co-signing protocol logs (with consent)Per-signature: time, signers, payload hashCompliance, forensic audit

Typical integration scenarios

1. Multi-chain treasury dashboard for a DAO

Context: a DAO operates a 2-of-3 Vultisig vault and needs a unified view of treasury across Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos and Bitcoin. Integration: scheduled balance reads via the multi-chain balance API, daily statement export, and webhook on inbound transfers. OpenFinance mapping: read-only vault scope, refreshed via short-lived signed snapshots; output normalised to a single ledger schema with fiat valuation at observation time.

2. Crypto accounting and tax pipeline

Context: a CPA firm onboards retail Vultisig users for year-end filings. Integration: pull full transaction history per chain, classify swaps and bridges into taxable events, attach FX rates, export to QuickBooks / Xero / a country-specific tax form. OpenFinance mapping: explicit per-period consent, hashed user identity, deterministic chain-of-custody for every line item — equivalent to a bank statement export under PSD2-style consent flows.

3. Compliance and AML monitoring for a custodian partner

Context: a regulated custodian offers fiat ramps to Vultisig users and must screen on-chain counterparties. Integration: stream transaction events, enrich with risk scores from a partner provider (Chainalysis-style API), block or flag based on OFAC sanctions and FATF Travel Rule rules. OpenFinance mapping: granular consent, suspicious-activity reporting hooks, retention windows aligned with the custodian's licence.

4. AI agent automation via the MCP server

Context: an autonomous portfolio agent rebalances a Vultisig vault. Integration: the agent queries balances and pending swap quotes through the official Vultisig MCP server, then proposes signing operations that the user approves on their device. Our role: protocol analysis, request-payload validators, audit logger and rate-limiting middleware. The vault shares stay on the user's device; the agent only sees authorized read-data plus signing requests it constructs.

5. Cross-chain swap reconciliation for a market-data product

Context: a market-data product wants to attribute MayaChain and THORChain liquidity flows back to wallet cohorts. Integration: index built-in Vultisig swap events, link inbound and outbound legs per route, output a normalised cross-chain trade record. OpenFinance mapping: aggregated, anonymised analytics where users opt in; raw addresses are not republished.

Technical implementation

Three short examples of what a delivered integration looks like — auth, statement query and a webhook payload. These are illustrative; final shape follows your stack.

1. Vault auth & address derivation

POST /api/v1/vultisig/vault/connect
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "vault_descriptor": "<public-share-bundle>",
  "consent_id": "consent_2026_05_02_01",
  "chains": ["BTC","ETH","SOL","ATOM","TRX"]
}

200 OK
{
  "vault_id": "v_8f9c…",
  "addresses": {
    "BTC": "bc1q…",
    "ETH": "0x9b…",
    "SOL": "9XW7…"
  },
  "scheme": "DKLS23",
  "expires_at": "2026-05-02T18:00:00Z"
}

2. Multi-chain statement query

POST /api/v1/vultisig/statement
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "vault_id": "v_8f9c…",
  "from": "2026-04-01",
  "to":   "2026-04-30",
  "assets": ["BTC","ETH","USDC","SOL"],
  "include": ["transfers","swaps","staking_rewards"]
}

200 OK -> { "txs": [
  { "hash":"0xabc…", "chain":"ETH", "ts":"2026-04-12T10:21:03Z",
    "asset":"USDC", "amount":"-250.00",
    "counterparty":"0x77…", "fee":"0.00031 ETH",
    "category":"transfer" },
  { "hash":"…", "chain":"MAYA", "category":"swap",
    "in":{"asset":"BTC","amount":"0.0125"},
    "out":{"asset":"ETH","amount":"0.41"} }
]}

3. Inbound transfer webhook

POST https://your-app.example.com/hooks/vultisig
X-Signature: sha256=…
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "event": "vault.balance.changed",
  "vault_id": "v_8f9c…",
  "chain": "SOL",
  "asset": "USDC",
  "delta": "+1200.00",
  "tx_hash": "5oR3…",
  "ts": "2026-05-02T07:14:55Z",
  "risk_score": 0.04
}

// Verify with HMAC-SHA256 over the raw body, retry with
// exponential backoff on 5xx, idempotency key = tx_hash.

Data flow & architecture

A typical Vultisig integration follows a four-stage pipeline. Each stage has a clear boundary so consent, retention and signing custody can be reasoned about independently.

  • Client (Vultisig device + extension) — holds the user's vault share, performs co-signing with peer devices, presents human-readable approvals.
  • Ingestion gateway — accepts vault descriptors and consents, derives public addresses, fans out to chain RPCs and indexers (Bitcoin, EVM RPC, Solana RPC, Cosmos LCD/RPC, etc.).
  • Storage & normalisation — stores per-vault transaction events in a unified ledger schema with fiat snapshots; encrypted at rest, scoped by consent_id.
  • API / analytics output — exposes balance, statement, swap-reconciliation and webhook endpoints; emits CSV/JSON/PDF exports for tax, treasury and compliance.

Compliance & privacy

Regulatory framing

Crypto data integrations sit under multiple regimes. We design for the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) for service-provider obligations, the FATF Travel Rule for cross-VASP transfers, OFAC and EU sanctions screening for counterparties, and GDPR for any pseudonymous identifier we touch. For US-facing clients we additionally align with FinCEN MSB guidance and state-level money-transmission rules where a hosted endpoint is consumed.

Privacy posture

  • Read-only vault access; we never request, transmit or store TSS shares
  • Consent-scoped tokens with explicit chain and time-window bounds
  • Field-level minimisation: addresses are pseudonymous, fiat valuations stripped on export when not requested
  • Configurable retention windows; deletion APIs for data-subject requests
  • Structured logs to support suspicious-activity reporting without leaking unrelated history

Market positioning & user profile

Vultisig sits at the intersection of self-custody and shared-control crypto storage. Its core users are Web3-native individuals, DAO treasuries, family offices and small funds who reject seed-phrase models but still want non-custodial control. The wallet ships on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux and as a browser extension, so the same vault is reachable from a phone for daily spending and from a desktop for treasury operations. Geographically, adoption skews to North America, Western Europe and high-crypto-penetration APAC markets (Singapore, Hong Kong, UAE), with a long tail across Latin America following the Kraken VULT listing in October 2025. Integration buyers tend to be accounting/tax SaaS, DAO ops tooling, OTC desks, and AI-agent operators using the official MCP server.

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Similar apps & integration landscape

Teams that integrate Vultisig vault data often work alongside other MPC, seedless and self-custody wallets. The list below is informational — it frames where Vultisig fits in the broader ecosystem and helps users searching for adjacent tools find this page.

ZenGo Consumer-leading MPC wallet. Holds balances and transaction history across Bitcoin, Ethereum and major EVM chains; teams unifying Vultisig + ZenGo data usually need a normalised statement schema across both.
Bitget Wallet Keyless 2-of-3 TSS wallet with iCloud / Google Drive share backup. Holds wallet, dApp browsing and on-chain swap history that pairs naturally with Vultisig vault analytics.
Fireblocks Institutional MPC platform with policy-engine, transaction workflows and custody. Vultisig + Fireblocks integrations typically reconcile retail vault outflows against treasury inflows.
Safeheron Open-source MPC self-custody for businesses. Holds business-account balances, signers and transaction policies — relevant to firms standardising MPC tooling internally.
Qredo Decentralised MPC custody with a Layer-2 settlement. Holds cross-chain liquidity, settlement and signer-policy data — interesting for DEX/DeFi rollups across both stacks.
Web3Auth MPC SDK with social-login key shares. Holds OAuth-derived user identifiers and dApp session data; useful when a Web3Auth user later upgrades to a Vultisig vault.
Argent Smart-contract Ethereum/L2 wallet with Guardians-based recovery. Holds L2 transaction history, dApp connections and recovery policy — often joined with Vultisig data for whole-portfolio reporting.
Binance Web3 Wallet MPC self-custody wallet inside the Binance app. Holds multi-chain balances, swap history and CEX-bridged deposits — frequently appears alongside Vultisig in unified dashboards.
Coinbase Wallet Self-custody wallet with social-recovery options. Holds multi-chain balances, NFT and dApp connection data; common to merge Coinbase Wallet + Vultisig statements for tax filings.
Phantom Solana-first multi-chain wallet. Holds Solana, Ethereum and Bitcoin balances and swap history — natural pair for Vultisig users with heavy Solana DeFi exposure.

About OpenFinance Lab

We are an independent studio focused on mobile-app protocol analysis and authorized API integration. Our team includes engineers from custody platforms, exchanges and protocol teams who have shipped MPC, multi-sig, OAuth and OpenBanking flows in production.

  • Wallets, custody, exchanges, payment rails, OpenBanking and OpenFinance
  • Enterprise API gateways, security reviews and compliance scaffolding
  • Custom Python / Node.js / Go / Rust SDKs and test harnesses
  • Full pipeline: protocol analysis → build → validation → compliance handoff
  • Source-code delivery from $300 — runnable code plus full docs; pay after acceptance
  • Pay-per-call hosted API — usage-based billing, no upfront cost

Contact

For quotes, scoping, or to submit your target app and integration requirements, open our contact page:

Contact page

Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: chains, data types, signing flows, hosting model
  2. Protocol analysis & API design (2–5 business days, complexity-dependent)
  3. Build, indexer wiring, and internal validation against devnet vaults (3–8 business days)
  4. Documentation, sample code, and acceptance test cases (1–2 business days)
  5. Typical first delivery: 5–15 business days; multi-chain dashboards or AML pipelines extend timelines.

FAQ

Do I need vault share private keys to integrate Vultisig data?

No. Vultisig is a TSS wallet — the private key never exists. Read-only integrations only need public addresses derived from the vault, plus the user's consent. Signing flows use the device-resident vault shares; we never request, store, or transmit any share.

Which chains can you read balances and transactions from?

All 40+ chains supported by Vultisig vaults — including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, Tron, TON, XRP, Cosmos, Osmosis, Kujira, dYdX, MayaChain, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin and Litecoin. UTXO, EVM, BFT and EdDSA address families are all supported.

How long does delivery take?

Usually 5–12 business days for a first API drop with documentation. Multi-chain dashboards or DeFi/swap reconciliation flows that span MayaChain, THORChain or cross-chain bridges typically need 2–3 weeks.

How do you handle compliance?

We work under explicit user authorization or documented public APIs only, with logging, consent records and data-minimization guidance. Output is structured for FATF Travel Rule, MiCA reporting, OFAC sanctions screening, and on-chain AML checks.
📱 Original app overview (appendix)

Vultisig: Seedless Wallet is an open-source TSS/MPC crypto wallet that eliminates seed-phrase vulnerabilities by distributing key shares across multiple devices using threshold signatures. The wallet supports more than 30 chains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, Tron, TON, XRP and many more added regularly, and ships across iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux and a browser extension.

  • Breakthrough seedless security — no seed phrase, no single point of failure; key shares co-sign every transaction.
  • Multi-chain crypto powerhouse — native support for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and many more; built-in DeFi, Web3 dApp connectivity, cross-chain asset management, and a single secure vault for everything.
  • Multi-device synchronisation — the distributed architecture keeps users from being locked out while preserving threshold cryptography.
  • Enterprise-grade protection — TSS threshold signatures, multi-signature security without complexity, self-custody with enhanced protection, bank-level security for retail users.
  • Perfect for every crypto user — equally usable for first-time crypto users and DeFi power users, balancing security and usability.
  • Key benefits — no seed-phrase vulnerabilities, multi-device crypto access, enhanced security through distribution, simplified multi-signature experience, self-custody without compromise.
  • Trusted by thousands — a growing community has migrated from traditional seed-phrase wallets to Vultisig's seedless model.
  • Supported chains — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, Tron, TON, XRP and many more being added regularly.

Vultisig's design positions seed phrases as "yesterday's solution" and TSS as the modern standard for crypto storage; the team encourages users to install Vultisig today and discover why TSS technology is reshaping crypto security.

Last updated: 2026-05-02