Wallet & Custodian Integrations

How OLTA ensures secure user access and institutional-grade custody support.

Overview

OLTA is designed to accommodate both retail users and institutional participants through flexible wallet and custody integrations. Users retain full control over their assets while benefiting from trusted infrastructure for secure access, execution, and compliance.


Supported Wallets

In its initial deployment, OLTA supports WalletConnect as the primary access layer, allowing compatibility with a wide range of mobile and desktop wallets.

Other supported wallets include:

  • MetaMask

  • Coinbase Wallet

  • Rabby, Frame, Taho (desktop-native)

  • Safe (ex-Gnosis Safe) for multi-signature governance and institutional access

Future support for Web3Auth is under consideration to streamline onboarding with social login and enhance user experience for non-technical users.

Wallet connection enables portfolio tracking, index participation, and governance rights. Retail users maintain self-custody at all times.


Institutional Custody Integrations

For institutional clients requiring segregated custody, policy control, or regulatory-grade auditability, OLTA integrates with:

  • Fireblocks (MPC custody)

  • Anchorage Digital (qualified custodian)

  • Copper (off-exchange settlement)

  • Qredo or similar (programmable custody platforms)

These integrations offer:

  • Transaction policy enforcement and access controls

  • API-based trading with signature verification

  • Compliant access to OLTA index products without compromising security

Custody integration is optional. OLTA’s architecture supports both self-managed wallets (non-custodial) and institutional-grade custody platforms, allowing users to interact either directly or via compliant infrastructure.


Use Cases

  • Retail users connecting via WalletConnect for direct portfolio access

  • Asset managers and DAOs can use multi-signature wallets (e.g., Safe) to manage access control and implement collective governance policies for fund operations

  • Institutions executing secured API orders via Fireblocks, Anchorage, or similar custodians

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