About NorthVault
A multi-asset wallet and market tracker built around one idea: a number shown to you should be exactly right, and the app should be straightforward about where it came from.

What it does
NorthVault tracks balances across fourteen assets, follows live prices for the top 100 cryptocurrencies, and lets accounts move funds between one another. Every movement is recorded, searchable, and exportable to CSV at full precision.
Each account is independent: its own holdings, its own transfer identifiers, its own history. Nothing is shared between accounts except the transfers you make deliberately.
What it does not do
Transfers settle inside this service and are not broadcast to any blockchain. Balances are held in NorthVault's ledger. Transfer identifiers (NVT-BTC-…) are account references, deliberately formatted so they cannot be mistaken for an on-chain address of any network.
NorthVault does not custody private keys, and it is not a self-custodial wallet. If you want to understand what that distinction means in practice, the security guide covers it properly.
How it is built
Market data
Prices come from CoinGecko's public API and are cached briefly to stay within its limits. If that feed is unreachable, the app serves the last figures it retrieved and says so rather than showing blanks or stale numbers as if they were current.
Questions
The help centre covers the common ones. If it does not answer yours, get in touch.
Ready to start?
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