Custody routing
Abstract Fireblocks, Anchorage, and self-custody workflows behind a single policy-aware API. Route assets by jurisdiction, asset class, and exposure limits.
PITTSBURGH · PA · Web3 infrastructure
Policy-first infrastructure for digital asset operations
Lakevault Labs helps exchanges, treasuries, and fintech teams route custody, enforce signing policies, and produce audit trails — without rebuilding your stack from scratch.
- Deployments
- 38
- Chains supported
- 14
- Policy checks / day
- 2.1M+
Solutions
Infrastructure layers your compliance team can sign off on
Key orchestration
HSM-backed signing with role-based quorum rules, time-locks, and velocity caps. Integrate with your existing IAM — no shadow admin keys.
Audit & reporting
Immutable event logs, exportable evidence packs, and pre-built mappings for SOC 2, MiCA, and internal risk committees.
Security model
Zero-trust by default, not bolted on later
Every transaction passes through deterministic policy evaluation before keys are touched. Lakevault does not hold customer funds — we enforce how your existing custody providers are allowed to act.
- End-to-end encryption in transit and at rest
- Customer-managed encryption keys (CMEK) available
- Penetration testing twice annually
- 24-hour incident disclosure SLA for enterprise tier
SOC 2 Type IIIn progress · Q4 2026 target
GDPR-readyEU data residency option
CCPACalifornia privacy workflows
Bug bountyResponsible disclosure program
About Lakevault Labs
Built in Pittsburgh for regulated on-chain teams
Lakevault Labs LLC was founded by infrastructure engineers who spent years wiring custody, treasury, and compliance systems for fintech and crypto-native companies. We saw the same pattern: teams outgrew spreadsheets and Slack approvals long before their auditors were comfortable.
Today we ship the control plane — policy engines, routing, and evidence — so security and finance leads can move faster without trading off oversight.
Lakevault Labs LLC600 Grant St, Suite 1800
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
[email protected]
Who we work with
- Crypto exchanges expanding institutional desks
- Corporate treasuries with on-chain allocation mandates
- Payment rails adding stablecoin settlement
- Fund administrators requiring daily attestations
Engagement model
Architecture review → 6-week pilot on testnet → production cutover with runbooks. Dedicated solutions engineer on enterprise contracts.
FAQ
Common questions from security and finance leads
Do you custody assets directly?
No. Lakevault is a policy and orchestration layer. Assets remain with your chosen custody provider or self-custody setup; we govern how signing and transfers are authorized.
Which blockchains do you support?
Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, and Cosmos-family chains are in production. Additional L2s are added per customer demand during onboarding.
How long does a typical integration take?
Most teams complete a read-only pilot in two weeks. Full production with policy authoring and audit exports averages six to eight weeks depending on custody complexity.
Where is Lakevault Labs located?
We are headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Engineering and customer success cover US and European business hours. Email [email protected] for inquiries.
Schedule a technical review
Tell us about your custody stack, chains, and compliance requirements. We will share a tailored architecture outline within two business days.