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Custodial Wallet Development

Custodial wallets backed by qualified custodians — simple onboarding, account recovery and integrated compliance.

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Overview

Custodial wallets hold keys on the user's behalf through a qualified custodian, enabling familiar sign-in, account recovery and integration with regulated financial products. We build custodial wallet products with omnibus or segregated account models, internal ledgers reconciled to custodian balances, compliance integration and withdrawal controls.

Common use cases

  • Fintech crypto featureDigital assets in a financial app.
  • Exchange accountsUser balances on a trading platform.
  • Brand loyalty walletsToken rewards without self-custody.
  • Institutional client walletsCustodied client accounts.

Faster route to launch

Start from our white-label crypto wallet.

Most custodial wallet development projects don't need to begin from zero. Shivacha Crypto Wallet provides a production-ready foundation that we customise to your brand, workflows and integrations — or we engineer a fully custom platform where your requirements demand it.

Typical implementation

2–3 weeks

White-label implementation

Customization

Highly customizable

Advanced builds: 3–5 weeks

  • White-label
  • Ready to launch
  • Production-ready
  • Customizable
  • API-ready
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Timelines refer to software implementation and deployment scope for a defined configuration. Third-party integrations, regulatory approvals, banking and card-issuer onboarding, custody and liquidity agreements, security audits and other external dependencies may require additional time.

Quick answers

Custodial Wallet Development at a glance

The essentials in brief. Every project is scoped individually — ask us for specifics.

What is custodial wallet development?
Custodial wallets backed by qualified custodians — simple onboarding, account recovery and integrated compliance.
Who is it for?
Typically exchange operators, brokers, fintechs and Web3 companies launching trading, wallet, custody or on/off-ramp products.
What does Shivacha provide?
  • Account models
  • Internal ledger
  • Deposit & withdrawal
  • Compliance integration
  • Account recovery
  • Custodian integration
Which technologies are used?
Account Abstraction, ERC-4337, MPC Cryptography, WalletConnect, Viem, Wagmi — chosen to fit your stack and constraints.
How does the process work?
Custody model → Account & key design → Wallet services → Client apps → Security testing.
What affects the cost?
  • White-label configuration vs custom modules
  • Number of assets, chains and trading pairs
  • Custody model and provider
  • Liquidity, fiat on/off-ramp and KYC integrations
  • Mobile apps and admin scope
  • Security testing and operational requirements
How long does it take?
White-label implementations typically take 2–5 weeks of software work depending on product and customisation; advanced custom platforms 4–8+ weeks. Licensing, banking, custody and liquidity partner onboarding run on their own timelines.
How do I get started?
Share a short brief in the form below, book a 30-minute call or message us on WhatsApp. A senior engineer replies within one business day; NDA on request.

Capabilities

What we deliver

Account models

Omnibus and segregated structures.

Internal ledger

User balances reconciled to custody.

Deposit & withdrawal

Address management and controlled withdrawals.

Compliance integration

KYC, screening and limits.

Account recovery

Standard identity-based recovery.

Custodian integration

Qualified custodian APIs.

Architecture

Engineered right from day one

The layers we typically design for wallet infrastructure, adapted to your stack and partners.

  • Recovery without seed phrasesSocial recovery, MPC or passkeys where appropriate.
  • Transaction simulationUsers see what a transaction will do before signing.
  • Chain abstractionUnified balances and gas handling across networks.
  • Secure storagePlatform secure enclaves and hardware-backed keys.
Wallet Infrastructure · reference architecture
5Clients
Mobile walletBrowser extensionWeb appEmbedded SDK
4Account model
EOASmart accounts (ERC-4337)MultisigMPC
3Key management
Secure enclaveMPC sharesHSMRecovery
2Wallet services
Balances & historyTransaction buildingGas sponsorshipNotifications
1Chains
EVM networksSolanaBitcoin via partnersOthers

Delivery

How an engagement runs

  1. 1

    Custody model

    Custodial, non-custodial or hybrid — and who holds which key material.

  2. 2

    Account & key design

    Account type, key generation, storage and recovery flows.

  3. 3

    Wallet services

    Indexing, transaction building, simulation and fee management.

  4. 4

    Client apps

    Onboarding, asset views, send/receive, dApp connectivity.

  5. 5

    Security testing

    Threat modelling, penetration testing and recovery drills.

Security

Security built into delivery

Controls we apply by default on this kind of work — not a separate phase at the end.

Wallet segregation

Hot/cold tiers, withdrawal limits and approval quorums.

Custody integration

MPC, multisig or HSM-backed providers — keys never in application code.

Ledger reconciliation

Internal balances reconciled against on-chain and partner records.

Admin controls

Role-based access, maker-checker approvals and full audit trails.

Dedicated team

Web3 Product Team

Full-stack Web3 engineers for dApps, wallets and user-facing products.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who holds the keys in a custodial wallet?

A qualified custodian or the licensed operator, under their regulatory framework.

Omnibus or segregated accounts?

Omnibus is operationally efficient; segregated accounts provide clearer on-chain separation. Choice depends on regulation and product.

Custodial or non-custodial?

Custodial wallets suit regulated financial products and simpler onboarding, usually with a licensed custodian. Non-custodial wallets give users full control. Hybrid MPC and smart-account designs sit between the two.

What is account abstraction?

Account abstraction (notably ERC-4337) lets wallets be smart contracts, enabling features like gas sponsorship, batched transactions, spending limits, session keys and flexible recovery.

Next step

Discuss Your Launch.

Tell us about your custodial wallet development requirements — goals, timeline and constraints. We will reply with questions, an approach and next steps.

  • Senior engineer reads every enquiry
  • Reply within one business day
  • NDA on request

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