A private vault for your crypto. You keep the keys. We keep the plan running. Heartbeats, family allowances, inheritance — all on rules only you can write.
We never hold your keys · We never see your seed · Audited, open-source, formally verified
One signed transaction from your wallet says "I'm here." Miss it and the plan starts to wake up. Tap it and the ring fills back to green. Try it on the right — the demo loops on its own; tap the ring to reset the days.
Tap the ring to check in. Demo loops every minute.
We chose every detail so a non-technical reader could follow it cold. The cryptography is underneath, doing its job, where it belongs.
Pick a chain, deposit any amount, and write down the rules: who inherits, in what shares, after how long, with what cooling-off window.
About 10 minutes from your wallet. No KYC, no mandatory email, no waiting on support. The vault is a smart contract you own outright.
A small monthly tap that says "I'm here." Miss a few and your plan begins to wake up. Catch up anytime; nothing about a missed heartbeat is destructive.
Notifications by email, Telegram, or both. Set the cadence yourself: 30, 90, or 180 days. Stewards can grant you extra time if life gets in the way.
Recurring transfers to your kids, your parents, or anyone you choose. Automated. They never see your wallet. You never trust a custodian.
Up to 10 schedules per recipient. Periods from 1 day to 365 days. Pause, change, or cancel any time. Available to Premium plans.
Your named recipients claim their share with a built-in cooling-off period and a quorum signature. No single person can act alone.
20-minute commit-reveal window prevents frontrunning. Pull-only withdrawal prevents reentrancy. Pro-rata distribution by share. Recovery available throughout.
Two moments most products hide and ours leans on. The monthly ritual that keeps you in control. The minute your family receives, on every chain you hold.
Six chains, one vault. Casa covers one of them. Inheriti covers a different one. We cover all six. The picker isn't a feature checkbox — it is the vault.
0.5821 BTC · 12.40 ETH · 1,048 SOL
One vault. 3 chains distributing in the same minute, in the shares you set.
Most crypto products lead with technical proofs. We lead with the promises those proofs are there to keep.
Your crypto sits in a vault that only your wallet can change. We have no key. No admin button. No way to move your funds. Ever.
Like a safe-deposit box where the bank holds the room, you hold the only key. Except here, even the room is yours.
Once you set the rules (who inherits, when, how much), nobody can rewrite them. Not us. Not a hacker. Not one family member alone.
Like a sealed will at a notary. The terms are visible, but the seal is mathematical.
Lose your phone, change your mind, or just want to pause? You can. There is no scenario where one bad day costs you your estate.
Like a fire alarm with a 7-day cancel window. Pulling it doesn't burn the building down.
The plan looks different depending on who you're protecting and why. Find the case that sounds like yours.
Vested tokens across several wallets. A hardware key in a drawer. A seed phrase only you know.
If something happens to you, your family inherits a puzzle they can't solve. HeirVault turns it into a plan that executes itself — without ever handing your keys to anyone.
Crypto inheritance →Monthly support to kids at university or parents abroad. An inheritance plan you keep meaning to set up.
Standing orders today and inheritance tomorrow, built into the same vault. Automated, on your rules, never through a custodian or a remittance fee.
Family allowances →A CFO who holds the only signer. A co-founder buyback you settle by hand. An auditor who needs a clean trail.
Board-quorum control, scheduled vesting, dividend distribution, and continuity if a signer disappears. A self-custodial treasury that survives a resignation and an audit.
Business treasury →Parents in one country, children in another, you in a third. Slow transfers, punitive fees, a probate maze.
Support and inheritance on rails that don't recognize borders. One vault, nine chains, zero custody — wherever you and your family happen to be.
Cross-border families →Trust is built when fears are named, not avoided. Here is the shortest list we could write of every scenario that could matter to you.
Crypto inheritance gets all the attention. But most of life is about the transfers you make today, not after. Set a standing order. Send what you mean to send. Every month, for as long as you choose.
Daughter, age 18, university years
$2,000
Monthly
4 years
$96,000
She gets a predictable allowance through college without you handing over the wallet, and without trusting any custodian.
The first question most people ask is also the right one: "What happens if I lose my wallet tomorrow?" Here is the answer, end to end.
Recovery is gated by people you choose. It runs on a seven-day clock. You can cancel it at any point during that window. We never hold a key, never approve a recovery on our own, and never can.
See the contract that enforces this →Lost phone. Stolen wallet. Forgotten passphrase. Whatever it is, you tell us and your guardians from any device, any country.
The trusted people you named at setup confirm it's really you. They sign with their own wallets. We don't have keys to anything.
Even after guardians sign, the seven-day window is yours. Pull the alarm, change your mind, anything. We default to slow.
If nothing was cancelled, your vault is now controlled by your new wallet. Heirs, rules, balances. All preserved exactly.
Pick a fear. Watch what actually happens. We built every one of these flows to be visible end-to-end, so you don't have to take our word for it.
You miss your monthly heartbeat.
Reminder emails go out: to you, and to anyone you set as a contact.
Your grace period ends. Your stewards can offer you more time. Your family can begin a claim.
Your named recipients sign together. Your family quorum, M of N.
The 20-minute cool-off elapses. If anything is wrong, you can pull the alarm.
Each recipient pulls their share, on their own time, on the chain you chose.
Your family quorum signs together, waits 20 minutes for the cool-off window, and pulls each person's share. No single heir acts alone.
We don't publish customer logos. Privacy is part of the point. Here are the numbers we will share, and a few voices, anonymized, who wanted to.
“I'd been putting this off for years. The hardest part wasn't the tech. It was deciding the rules. Once that part was done, the rest took an afternoon.”
“We've been topping up my mother's living costs for years. Western Union charges fees. PayPal sends her a notification every time, which she finds embarrassing. The vault just does it.”
“I'm an estate lawyer. I expected to find something to dislike, usually I do. The recovery flow is the cleanest I've reviewed for digital assets so far.”
Self-custody is not the same as solo-custody. The hardest part of an estate plan isn't the technology. It's deciding the rules. A 30-minute concierge call is the calm way through.
Not your seed, not your private key, not even the screen they're on. We sit beside you on a call. You hold the wallet.
The vault is yours. We have no permission to move anything, ever. We're guides, not custodians.
One call to set up the vault. Or two, if you want to think through who, how much, and when. You can always come back.
Founders take these calls. Engineers join when needed. Lawyers and tax advisors are available on request.
The first three are the ones we most want you to ask. None of the answers are softened.
You begin recovery from any device. The trusted people you named at setup (your guardians) confirm it's really you with their own wallet signatures. A seven-day window opens. You can cancel it at any point, from anywhere, for any reason.
If nothing was cancelled, your vault now answers to your new wallet. Heirs, shares, and standing orders are preserved exactly. Your balances don't move; they were always in the vault, not in the wallet.
Your vault keeps working. The smart contract sits on the blockchain. It doesn't depend on our servers. Heartbeat, stewards, standing orders, claim flow: all enforced by the contract, not by us.
We mirror recovery instructions to IPFS and our public GitHub. If we vanished, your family could still inherit from any wallet on any chain.
A single signature is never enough. To move funds out of your vault, a quorum of your named heirs must sign together. After they do, there's a 20-minute commit-reveal cool-off before anything moves. If you suspect something, you pause. The vault freezes for up to seven days.
A hacker who takes one wallet (yours, an heir's, a steward's) can do nothing alone. The system was designed assuming any single key could be compromised. The plan survives that.
Yes. The vault is a smart contract you deploy from your own wallet. Only that wallet (and the rules you wrote) can change anything. We have no admin key, no upgrade backdoor, no master switch. The OpenZeppelin audit and our 51 Halmos formal proofs verify exactly this.
Seven EVM chains today (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BSC, Avalanche, Hyperliquid), plus Bitcoin (Taproot multisig), Tron, and Solana. You can have one vault per chain or vaults on every chain. The rules are yours, the plan is the same.
On EVM chains: native (ETH/etc), any ERC-20, any ERC-721 NFT, and any AAVE-supplied position. On Bitcoin: native BTC. On Tron: native TRX and TRC-20 tokens. On Solana: SOL and SPL tokens. We don't restrict which tokens you can hold. Your vault, your assets.
No. The contracts are permissionless. Our concierge service is opt-in, and we ask only for the information you offer. You don't need an email to use the vault, though we recommend at least one notification channel so you don't miss a heartbeat reminder.
A flat monthly subscription, regardless of how much you protect. The contract itself only charges network fees, paid by whoever initiates an action (you, an heir, a steward). We don't take a percentage of your assets, and we don't take a cut of any transfer.
Yes, optionally. You can supply tokens to AAVE V3 from inside the vault, earn yield, and withdraw whenever you choose. The yield accrues to the vault, so heirs benefit too. This is opt-in and managed entirely by you.
No. HeirVault is a self-custodial inheritance layer for your crypto holdings. It does not replace a will, a trust, a tax advisor, or a conversation with your lawyer about how your jurisdiction treats digital assets. It does, however, replace the seed-phrase-on-paper problem.
We don't have any. We can comply with a court order to stop selling you our subscription service, but we cannot move your funds, change your rules, or hand over keys we never had. Your vault is yours, on chain.
Set up a vault yourself in about ten minutes, or book a 30-minute concierge call and we'll sit beside you. Founders take the call. We never see your keys.
No KYC for vault setup. Self-custody is the default. You can leave at any time — your contract is yours, on chain, forever.