Your keys shouldn't die with you.
Guardians you trust confirm your passing. A window gives you time to object. Only then does your crypto reach the people you named.
Deployed on testnet · 3 guardians
Will of 0x5A1e…C3D9
Guardians
A seed phrase in a drawer is not a plan.
Too private. If only you know where the keys are, they leave with you. The coins stay on-chain, untouched, forever.
Too exposed. Give the phrase to someone “just in case” and they can empty the wallet tomorrow, with or without meaning to.
Too slow. On an exchange, heirs face months of paperwork, and a notary still can't sign a transaction.
How a will moves
The full mechanism- 01
Write it.
Choose guardians, a protection window, beneficiaries and the assets the will holds. You keep full control.
- 02
Guardians accept.
Each one signs to take on the role. Until they all have, the will stays inactive.
- 03
The window opens.
A guardian confirms your passing and a countdown starts. Each confirmation shortens it; one signature from you stops it.
- 04
The estate is settled.
Assets are recorded, converted to a stablecoin, locked, then released to the people you named.
Three people, one plan
For the one who holds the keys.
Decide who inherits, who confirms and how long they must wait. Change anything while you're alive.
For the people you trust.
A clear role with no access to the funds: accept, and one day, confirm. Nothing more.
For whoever settles the estate.
A dated record of every asset, conversion and payment, ready for the notary.