First
WalletKit
Custodian abstraction and wallet-provider normalization across Fireblocks, BitGo, Copper, and self-hosted stacks.
WalletKit launches first
Modular wallet infrastructure for digital asset teams.
Alloy is a non-custodial, API-first control plane that lets fintechs, banks, and AI-agent builders connect once, keep their existing wallet providers, and own the policy, risk, reconciliation, and audit layer above them.
In brief: Alloy helps teams avoid wallet-provider lock-in. Start with WalletKit to normalize Fireblocks, BitGo, Copper, Safe/self-hosted, or future providers, then add ShieldOS, RiskGuard, PolicyKit, and ReconFlow as your operations mature.
1 APIOne integration across wallet and custody providers.
0 custodyAlloy is software. It does not take control of customer funds.
8 modulesUnbundled product APIs, starting with WalletKit.
4 triggersSecond provider, migration, audit, or reconciliation pressure.
Launch wedge
WalletKit is custody portability without rebuilding your wallet stack.
Customers keep their existing wallets. Alloy normalizes provider connections, wallet/address objects, transaction intent and state, events, policy hooks, risk hooks, reconciliation primitives, and audit evidence.
Best fit now
Stablecoin payment fintechs, PSPs, cross-border apps, brokerages, and exchange-like operators with one live provider and a second-provider, migration, compliance, audit, or reconciliation trigger.
Products
One Alloy brand. Eight unbundled modules.
Each module can stand alone, but the website keeps them under one trusted platform so SEO, buyer education, agent summaries, analytics, and lead capture compound in one place.
Layer
ShieldOS
KYT, AML, transaction screening, compliance evidence, and audit-ready exports.
Layer
RiskGuard
Pre-sign simulation, risk scoring, transaction warnings, and decision support.
Layer
PolicyKit
No-code approval policies, spending controls, role-based workflows, and evidence trails.
Layer
ReconFlow
Multi-chain reconciliation, transaction state, ledger support, and ops reporting.
Later
VaultCore
Future self-hosted key management, MPC signing, and vault operations after WalletKit adoption.
Later
TreasuryAI
AI-assisted treasury operations, yield routing, cash movement, and operational insight.
Later
TokenForge
RWA token operations, issuance, redemption, and lifecycle workflows.
Buyer paths
Different buyers land on the page that matches their trigger.
Outreach should route prospects to the most relevant page, then tag their interest, stack, trigger, and geography in the request-access flow.
Stablecoin and payment fintechs
For PSPs, cross-border apps, brokerages, and stablecoin payment teams that need provider portability, policy evidence, reconciliation, and audit trails.
Africa/EEMEALatAmUS/UK/EU PSPs
Banks and institutions
For teams exploring digital asset services but needing non-custodial software, governance, auditability, vendor-risk control, and private deployment options.
on-prem pathaudit controls
AI-agent builders
For agentic products that need wallet APIs, policy bounds, risk checks, and transaction evidence before agents can safely move real funds.
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Developers
API-first infrastructure that leaves provider escape hatches open.
Alloy should feel legible to CTOs before sales gets involved: clear API objects, provider adapters, webhook/event semantics, policy hooks, risk hooks, reconciliation outputs, and a clean statement of what Alloy does not custody.
Implementation shape
- Connect providers once through WalletKit adapters.
- Normalize transaction intent, state, and events.
- Attach policy, risk, reconciliation, and audit evidence.
- Keep provider-specific escape hatches available.
FAQ
Questions buyers and agents should be able to answer from the page.
Does Alloy custody funds?
No. Alloy is non-custodial software. Customers keep their wallet providers or self-hosted stack; Alloy normalizes operations and evidence above them.
Which providers does WalletKit target first?
The first target set is Fireblocks, BitGo, Copper, and Safe or self-hosted EVM wallets. Provider support should be validated by design partners before public commitments harden.
Can a customer start with only one module?
Yes. Alloy is modular by design. WalletKit launches first, and customers can add ShieldOS, RiskGuard, PolicyKit, and ReconFlow as their operations mature.
How is Alloy different from buying one bundled custody platform?
Alloy is the provider-neutral control plane above custody and wallet providers. The point is operational ownership, portability, normalized state, policy evidence, and reconciliation across providers.
Design partners
If you are adding a second provider or preparing a wallet migration, let us map the control plane with you.
We are prioritizing design-partner discovery with teams that already run digital asset operations and can explain the workflow pain in concrete terms.