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Vaulted review

#20 of 29 in Tokenization Software

A focused cloud API for scoped tokenization, lookup, and audit controls.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Vaulted is a cloud tokenization API designed for HR and payroll software providers handling values such as IBANs, French social security numbers, salaries, email addresses, and text. Applications store opaque tokens while original values remain in Vaulted’s encrypted vault. The API covers individual and batch tokenization, reveal, deletion, blind-index lookup, metadata retrieval, and scoped access controls. It suits small, mid-market, and enterprise teams that want a focused API and web service rather than a broad data-protection suite.

Pricing is organized into three tiers. Starter costs €299 per month for one environment, 100,000 active tokens, 500,000 operations per month, a 12-month audit log, and email support. Scale costs €899 per month and raises capacity to three environments, 1,000,000 active tokens, and 5,000,000 monthly operations, with priority email support and the same audit-log period. Enterprise provides unlimited environments, active tokens, and monthly operations, plus Tier 2 isolation, dedicated support, and a contractual SLA. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card, and the product is described as being in early access with a waitlist.

Vaulted’s strongest fit is controlled token access: API keys can carry fine-grained operation scopes, short-lived scoped tokens support browser or third-party operations, and token-specific reveal permissions help restrict detokenization. Append-only logs record tokenization, reveal, deletion, and lookup activity, while tenant isolation, two-factor support, and GDPR alignment address baseline governance needs. The trade-off is a narrow scope: deployment is cloud-only and tokenization is not format-preserving. Teams needing to retain source-value formatting or broader platform coverage should consider an alternative; teams prioritizing straightforward, scoped API tokenization may find Vaulted a suitable match.

Vaulted pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Batch and individual tokenization, reveal, deletion, and lookup
    • Fine-grained API keys and short-lived scoped access tokens
    • Append-only audit logs with tenant isolation and GDPR alignment
  • Where it doesn't
    • No format-preserving tokenization
    • Cloud deployment only
    • No free plan; trial access lasts 14 days

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